From Trump jabs to Gawker jabs to Thomas Friedman jabs, here are the best entries.
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Like a boxer, he jabs, jabs, jabs to establish the rhythm and pace of the fight.
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This in turn pairs wonderfully with his jabs and body jabs.
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After a few good jabs and body jabs from Dos Santos, Miocic also began reaching to parry.
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Jabs arrived at the Dallas-Fort Worth airport on Sunday night where her mother, Brenda Jabs, was visiting family.
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Lyle was known as a banger but touched Ali up with left hooks off of jabs and jabs off of left hooks.
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Whittaker showed his understanding of rhythm and anticipation in that bout, using nice double jabs and feints to legitimate jabs and hooks to keep Jacare on edge.
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The fact that jabs against cancel culture are typically jabs leftward, even as conservatives work diligently to cancel academics, activists, and companies they disfavor in both tweets and legislation, underscores this.
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Miocic has mastery of those simple amateur boxing combinations of feinted jabs into real jabs, a half jab and then a slight pause before extending it all the way and so on.
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On the screen, Cervantes jabs another wire through Kennedy's cortex.
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The pointed jabs didn't end at the dinner for Clinton.
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"No one gives a fuck about that shit!" she jabs.
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Refn can hit you, but there's nothing behind his jabs.
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One is that he's not just taking jabs at opponents.
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He couldn't deal with my jabs to the body tonight.
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Their argument is spiced with political jabs at both parties.
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He later returned and exchanged verbal jabs with the chair.
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And I'm not talking subtle little jabs by De Niro.
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Without naming her, he took several jabs at Ms. Omar.
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But these are just jabs people take across the internet.
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Ali demonstrated this flaw in trading jabs with Henry Cooper.
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Since then, Fury and Wilder have been trading verbal jabs.
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The two candidate have also taken jabs at each other.
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It also, unsurprisingly, takes a few jabs at the president.
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"And they'd be like, 'You are so unemployed,'" Devin jabs.
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Ortega's attacks tend to go in one of two ways: he jabs and leans back into his non-shoulder-roll position, or he jabs and follows with an overhand, which takes him off balance.
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Clinton was sharp and clear, with prepared jabs at Mr. Sanders.
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Instead MacDonald would pick at Woodley with jabs and long kicks.
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The longtime friends have enjoyed taking jabs at each on Twitter.
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But Dorf takes issue with Sessions' flurry of jabs and inconsistency.
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The video took jabs at 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Even some of his early jabs at Clinton went over well.
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Though they did trade some jabs in each of their speeches.
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He takes two quick jabs at his parents during the episode.
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He even gets a few jabs in at his cameraman's driving.
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Here are some of the night's grossest jabs (apologies in advance):
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It's a huge departure from Trump's 140-character jabs on Twitter.
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He's also taken light jabs at the duo in the past.
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Obnoxious comments, annoying jabs, emotional upset, power struggles and childish behavior.
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Chris Christie, specifically noted Trump's famous jabs about former Florida Gov.
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Several stars used the awards ceremony to take jabs at Trump.
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But quickly he swung a right cross and threw several jabs.
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The jabs between the two continued to escalate through the week.
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Handel jabs Ossoff as she casts her ballot 2:00 p.m.
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Then again, comedic jabs still beat the hell outta jail time.
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Then maybe they'll get in some more jabs at Hillary Clinton.
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He may well be able to parry most of those jabs.
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But Mattis didn't stop there with his jabs at the president.
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It turns very quickly into a host of jabs at Fortnite.
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Feints and jabs were what we expected to carry the day.
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Jabs, body jabs, tripling up on the lead hand—every time Gustafsson showed his left shoulder moving, Jon Jones was reaching out for a punch that turned into something else and hit him in the chops.
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He even used Flint's water crisis to take jabs at Wall Street.
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While recording video, he threw a few verbal jabs at the officers.
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The rest of the text story was laced with more petty jabs.
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Your thuggish jabs at a brilliant director, Patty Jenkins, are ill advised.
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The two Democratic presidential candidates have traded jabs on this issue before.
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But what is particularly fascinating is just how personal these jabs are.
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The two leading candidates exchanged both direct and subtle jabs, with Mrs.
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" The jabs kept coming, with Fallon teasing, "Florence Foster Jenkins is nominated.
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First, Trump was the subject of numerous jabs from host Jimmy Fallon.
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I know that Reynolds, too, has had his fair share of jabs.
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But Trump's more likely referring to host Jimmy Kimmel's jabs at him.
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So Jones's cocky jabs at Trump came from a place of confidence.
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Daily VICE has been following Jabs' story and was at the airport.
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He came out throwing a barrage of left jabs to Jeffries' face.
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In the U.S., Uber has trialed delivery of food to flu jabs.
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Former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling is throwing jabs at Sen.
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Two jabs of the left this time, one cross with the right.
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"We have the impression that the numbers are increasing," Mr. Jabs said.
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We listed some of the hardest jabs Congress took at Smith below.
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It's been a week of wild weather and verbal jabs in Washington.
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The takeaway for now: Trump and Democrats traded jabs after the meetings.
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Elizabeth Warren looks primed to throw a few jabs of her own.
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President Trump's meandering commencement speech at Liberty University last weekend drew jabs.
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It also teaches the proper way to throw jabs, hooks, and uppercuts.
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His vicious jabs set up a brutal knockdown in the first round.
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He jabs, you slip inside and throw your right hand across the top.
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The criticism came after a night of jabs and jokes aimed at Trump.
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With the election ahead, both sides are already throwing jabs over the issue.
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When Nurmagomedov jabs he tends to lift his chin up in the air.
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The president's persistent jabs on Twitter had turned many fans against the league.
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Two topics in particular got the two trading jabs ... immigration and public transportation.
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A finger jabs repeatedly at the box with Trump's name to no avail.
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The show actually made jabs at the actor as far back as 2005.
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They must identify incorrect statements made in back-and-forth social media jabs.
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For the past year, Donald Trump and Arnold Schwarzenegger have been trading jabs.
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Upon entering the United States, Jabs was questioned by border officials in Chicago.
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There are jabs about Nicki going back to record with Wayne and Drake.
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The champion snuck jabs in throughout the bout, but Hendricks' eyes remained unscathed.
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Some believe that a child's immune system is "overloaded" by too many jabs.
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Miocic immediately got to work desensitizing Hunt's counter instincts with feints and jabs.
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His quick left jabs penetrated Liston's defenses, and he followed with right hands.
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His jabs knocked some sense into us, pushing us to expand our imagination.
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As Trump's legal battles ramped up, so did George's jabs against the president.
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Jabs, hooks and uppercuts The glove stands for being mentally and physically fit.
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This is not the first time Schwarzenegger has taken jabs at the President.
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Trump exchanged increasingly personal jabs with the "Morning Joe" hosts over the summer.
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The first Ngannou—Blaydes meeting demonstrated nicely the trouble Ngannou had with jabs.
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Miocic would feint jabs without committing and then eat counter right hands anyway.
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The bell for the seventh went, and the vicious jabs began once more.
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Weird middle-aged men who spend all day on Twitter are taking jabs.
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But the novelty wore off, training continued and, over time, the jabs subsided.
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Subtle jabs are increasingly replaced by sledgehammer blows, clever insinuations by clumsy insults.
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Neither verbal missteps nor jabs from rivals has dislodged his base of support.
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Last month, Germany made measles jabs mandatory for children entering school or kindergarten.
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The dialogue is a succession of quick jabs and uppercuts, and references abound.
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They masked that wariness with breezy jabs at his spendthrift candidacy and height.
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Juuuust kidding ... there were tiny penis jokes and jabs about dead pet dogs.
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On Thursday night, Castro attempted to change that with several jabs at Biden.
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Houellebecq indulges in his trademark offensiveness, but the misogynist jabs feel pro forma.
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Quick, flicking jabs to make use of Almeida's tendency to always throw big strikes.
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"I can't get a word in edge-wise," Cooper, 50, jabs back at Cohen.
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Other students have made specific jabs at Scott, even blaming him for the shooting.
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Coons also said his past jabs about the President-elect did not come up.
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Trump toyed with jabs at former vice president Joe ("Sleepy Joe") Biden and Sen.
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On occasion, Kenney's jabs look more like personal animus than a clash of ideas.
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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos took some playful jabs at the Oscars on Sunday night.
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At the time, the government was prioritising jabs for 10-to 13-year-olds.
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Hillary Clinton for the 2008 Democratic nomination, taking jabs at the Illinois senator's resume.
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Here are some of her most notable jabs at the mogul-turned-politician. 1.
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The two also traded jabs on the border wall during the 2016 Republican primary.
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Since Biden's Thursday launch, Trump has taken several jabs at the former vice president.
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DPW workers have received a number of jabs, some of which were extremely rude.
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"He wanted to hurt my comrades and I wouldn't let that happen," Jabs said.
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Much of the time, jabs and flips and powerbombs landed with a perplexing whisper.
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So the band tries to save your bed companion some passive aggressive side jabs.
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In the fourth, Ali opened with quick flurry of jabs that jarred Foreman's head.
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And the president is, of course, famous for the aggressiveness of his personal jabs.
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Animated comedies like "Family Guy" and "The Simpsons" have repeatedly taken jabs at Trump.
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But Trump seemingly doesn't agree, instead using social media to take jabs at Whaley.
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"Your thuggish jabs at a brilliant director, Patty Jenkins, are ill advised," Carter wrote.
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I tried JABS at 37D, which led to BB at the start of 46A.
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Watch, he also jabs our photog pretty good for filling out a Bachelor bracket.
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Boxing games, which involve lots of quick jabs and hops, dominate the top categories.
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With the tougher approach, Biden is trying to lean into Trump's jabs about Ukraine.
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Tammy Baldwin and gubernatorial candidate Tony Evers, and made a few jabs at Trump.
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Players experience fighting in a boxing ring as a formidable opponent jabs at them.
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At televised debates so far, Warren has neither faced nor launched especially aggressive jabs.
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Not all of the game's jabs at socialism elicited this sort of reaction, however.
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The vaccine is ideally given in three different jabs over the course of six months.
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Meanwhile, Trump continued to take jabs at the intelligence community over allegations of Russian hacking.
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In the second round a succession of jabs and hooks saw Romero's eye close quickly.
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Late-night hosts threw jabs at 25 white male lawmakers who voted for its approval.
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So Musk was in a sense just responding to those jabs with his crude tweet.
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This was followed by over a minute of jabs about Star keeping her legs closed.
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I also see themes of vanity and consumerism, plus maybe some jabs at social media.
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The resurgence has been blamed on parents refusing to vaccinate their children or delaying jabs.
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Catch-up jabs, in other words, need to cover older and older groups of people.
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Elizabeth Warren, who kept up her populist jabs; Joe Biden (never mentioned); or Bernie Sanders.
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A universal flu vaccine discovery, for example, would obviate the need for annual flu jabs.
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Surprisingly enough, his Mexican cuisine menu doesn't offer any jabs at his least favorite Prez.
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First, the Tom Hanks and Steve Martin bits were clearly jabs at #MeToo and #TimesUp.
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Flip provides an outlet for some great meta jabs at the state of prestige television.
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After throwing a series of jabs at one another, Minaj seemed to call a truce.
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His move to hit China for its trade practices is designed to land three jabs.
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They're old foes who've learned to respect each other, even if they occasionally exchange jabs.
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On top of the brilliant jabs at two other schools, it's delightfully simple and creative.
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I'm getting jabs of morphine and getting my clothes cut off me, and I'm crying.
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Then, they sell them on—without the correct jabs, paperwork, or microchips—for around £450.
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The Oscars included numerous jabs at President Trump through jokes and acceptance speeches for awards.
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Nakai was scoring well in the fight from defensive wrestling and a few jabs alone.
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Chavez Jr. connected on only 71 of 302 punches, and just 15 of 118 jabs.
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Several Democratic senators are rallying supporters by taking sharp public jabs against tech firms' dominance.
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But even some Republicans suggested that those jabs were not going to turn the tide.
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Her jabs at Biden won her the lion's share of media coverage in the aftermath.
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For all the witty jabs Lovesey takes at English eccentricities, this is a classic whodunit.
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Among the jabs were 85033 GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney calling Trump "phony," Florida Sen.
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Even including his fights after this, he still lands more than 30% of his jabs.
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Apple did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment on the apparent jabs.
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It is usually playful, with a few jabs yelled across the room about a candidate.
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Trump's "Pocahontas" attacks against Warren are an illustration of his relentless jabs against his opponents.
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So annoyed by inside low kicks and licking, well hidden jabs, Werdum upped the aggression.
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It also allows every president to get a few jabs in on the opposing party.
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He returned to the crowd, his thumb shooting up, up, up in three quick jabs.
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Eight hours a night, to stave off the "Sleepy Joe" jabs and stay on message.
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The evening was full of people talking over one another and jabs about Russian interference.
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He goes through the motions but undercuts his own calls for unity with political jabs.
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It's like a greatest hits of political jabs and one-liners turned into TV gags.
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Super Bowl 51's ad roster wasn't a series of snide, sarcastic jabs at Trump.
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He still takes jabs at me and throws me the dirtiest look whenever anyone mentions alcohol.
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When Stipe Miocic boxed Hunt up, it was through feints and jabs used beautifully in tandem.
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The President mostly kept his Twitter salvos targeting his enemies and political jabs for after hours.
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Horiguchi dropped opponents with both reverse punches and jabs as they kicked during the Grand Prix.
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Taking Twitter beef offline a la Drake, Warren uncorked a bevy of jabs against Donald Trump.
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Kaine's aggressive demeanor, filled with endless interruptions and jabs, will not play well with some voters.
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Despite that, it seems likelier that more states will tighten requirements that schoolchildren get their jabs.
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Almost immediately the gang falls back into rhythm, with jabs and jokes in nearly every breath.
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"I was ready," Trump said, drawing roars of approval as he made a few fist-jabs.
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Instead, the group provides a lighthearted forum for jabs that, when translated, turn into something delightful.
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The students execute a sequence of jabs, throw a right hook, followed by a spinning kick.
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But at 19 years old, Jabs is one of the youngest Westerners to join the battle.
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Bernie Sanders supporter through and through — and sometimes takes jabs at his political rivals, like Sen.
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Check out the clip -- Hillary gets in a couple jabs ... first at Jimmy, then at Putin.
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Managing the distance perfectly, he darted in with jabs against Bisping and flustered the bigger man.
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Koreshkov's successes in the first fight came from combining probing jabs and feints with effective wrestling.
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David filed docs this week calling out Jennifer for allegedly throwing repeated public jabs his way.
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He would step into certain notes with certain approaches that he thought of as being jabs.
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In a primary campaign full of memorable jabs, Trump's best insult was one of his first.
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More pointedly for Silicon Valley, Donald Trump's jabs at the tech industry have often been antagonistic.
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Teams' social media accounts are even making subtle jabs at the NFL's ridiculous social media policies.
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Spotting friends, Mr. Boquete dropped into a boxer's crouch and threw left jabs into the air.
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Flu jabs are currently produced from chicken eggs based on the previous flu season's viral strains.
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Diaz patiently waited on the outside, flicking out backhanded jabs to break Johnson's concentration and composure.
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Now, the President has abandoned his bellicose rhetoric and personal jabs at the North Korean leader.
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Ali managed only two punches in the fight, both left jabs, The New York Times reported.
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Biden came prepared with his own jabs as he tries to reverse his slumping poll numbers.
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Her jabs at Seth and his more empathetic approach to his work can be savagely acerbic.
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Every counter striker has had a hard time against convincing feints and good, non-committal jabs.
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Much of Gastellum's fight was flicking out jabs and immediately moving in hopes of a response.
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She surprised listeners with a witty, charming, self-deprecating performance where she poked jabs at ... herself.
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Cruz and fellow Senator Marco Rubio also took pointed jabs at each other over illegal immigration.
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There was some defensiveness among Williamson's longtime followers, who seemed bothered by some of the jabs.
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I'd have gotten it much sooner if it had referred to ball bearings or supplemental jabs.
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But a lot of it isn't, and these videos can turn into hurtful jabs at creators.
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It's a lengthy fight, with the combatants breaking plates on heads and dodging quick knife jabs.
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"She's more likely to block than counter-punch in response to jabs from rivals," he said.
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Amy Klobuchar.) Asked about jabs from Hillary Clinton at Sanders (of all things), the candidates deflected.
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" On Monday, he reprised his targeted jabs at Mr. Buttigieg, whom he called a "smart guy.
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Expect questions on Medicare for All and keep a close eye for any jabs between Sens.
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That said, there have been jabs implied by, say, the spinelessness of the Good Place Committee.
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But liberals may be getting better at recognizing their own opportunities to get in viral jabs.
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He's already packing arenas around the country, hurling off-color jabs that leave his audiences howling.
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" Cruz on Thursday dismissed Boehner's jabs, joking that "he allowed his inner Trump to come out.
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He took jabs at Anthony, the former Knicks J. R. Smith and Kenyon Martin, and others.
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Trump also threw one-word jabs at some of his rivals for the Republican presidential nomination.
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When Trump jabs at Warren with "Pocahontas," he's using the name as an anti-Native caricature.
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As for Kailyn ... she and Farrah have lobbed verbal jabs at each other for years now.
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It is a powerful right hand, the beginning of stance-switching charge, all crosses, no jabs.
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All to get a read on Martinez's movement and draw some pawing jabs out of him.
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The teaser jabs irreverently at Superman, who of course is a much more traditional comic book character.
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Every second or so, he jabs at his mouse and adds a fluorescent dot to the image.
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Take a look back at some of the actor's jabs at Trump over the past few years.
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Particularly following 2016&aposs "The Purge: Election Year," the franchise has made satirical jabs at social commentary.
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She is not going to make this easy on you, Al. Albert certainly deserves such subtle jabs.
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Now 59% of six-year-old schoolchildren have gotten these second jabs, up from 31% in 2016.
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Kavanaugh's angry jabs at Democrats and liberal groups could be grounds for recusal requests in either court.
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In a way, as Mr. Sachs suggested, the orchestra needles the violin with fidgety jabs and riffs.
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Even Donald J. Trump, who has largely resisted jabs at Mr. Cruz, is showing signs of frustration.
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Thurber doesn't leave us with a clean moral, or tidy ending to his series of comic jabs.
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But the share of compromised vials that goes undetected and ends up in ineffective jabs is unknown.
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Henry Briones stabbed him up with jabs and Marcus Brimage caught him with stiff southpaw left straights.
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Yes, there were jabs and kicks that reminded me of my kickboxing classes, but Spiderbands felt different.
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Understandably, the late show host couldn't help but take a few jabs at Trump in the process.
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Bezos and Musk have reportedly traded jabs about their respective companies' space travel plans in recent months.
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Sean Duffy on Monday chided Donald Trump over his Twitter jabs at a leading GOP critic, Sen.
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A few good body jabs, and a body jab to the right straight upstairs is a classic.
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Pence deflected those jabs, often without explicitly defending Trump, while Kaine aimed to step in and rebut.
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His RNC speech mixed Republican orthodoxy — less regulation, more school choice — with sharp jabs at Hillary Clinton.
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His criticism has been enough that, on Wednesday, the company put out a rebuttal to his jabs.
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There were little jabs here and there but we didn't have a lot of energy for conversation.
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The jabs between Cruz and Rubio started in the last debate with Cruz inflicting damage on Rubio.
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Fear's jabs come off as more affectionate than acidic, and some jokes have aged better than others.
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A typical combination from the southpaw involves knifing jabs that give way to perfectly-timed left hooks.
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For now, Jillian's more than willing to throw a few personal jabs right back at the guys.
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Skepta, by contrast, is a bruiser — a straightforward, metaphor-light lyricist whose rhymes land like quick jabs.
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Cheap jabs aside; death on sporting duty is not just a Muay Thai or fighting arts thing.
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He leaned back from Liston's jabs and hooks, backed into the ropes, then spun out and away.
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" And he threw in a few jabs at the media: "Jake Tapper left journalism to join CNN.
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Larry Bird once trash-talked Julius Erving into a Boston Garden flurry of stiff right-hand jabs.
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"You hit on me, remember," he jabs when Tony tries to bring an end to the chaos.
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This is Kankuamo marquezi, and it jabs its butt bristles, or urticating hairs, straight into its foes.
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Check out the clip ... Mike kisses his songs goodbye, and takes a few friendly jabs at Myspace.
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" She took the jabs in good fun, though promised she hadn't "gotten them done in a while.
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You suggested he wet himself backstage at the last debate, along with other vulgar jokes and jabs.
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Regardless, it is still hard to avoid the inevitable jabs of disrespect in a big man's game.
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Slipping Stephens's jabs or eating them, Aldo seemed almost completely uninterested in whether Stephens had hit him.
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Jones is pretty hideous with his jabs, but Cormier talks shit like he works at Baskin Robbins.
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A living, breathing human being isn't on the receiving end of our jabs and tirades and vitriol.
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However Pettis got into a rut of pumping two jabs and stepping in with the right hand.
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Bisping was able to land a couple of jabs and hooks stepping inside of Rockhold's lead foot.
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Feints and double jabs into low kicks seem like they would work a treat against the challenger.
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She bore the brunt of the attacks on Tuesday night, facing jabs from seven of her rivals.
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As Kovalev tired, Ward used his highly educated left hand to score with jabs and surging hooks.
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The series' tentative jabs at exploring race relations in Georgian England are unfortunately surface-level, at best.
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Jabs at Clinton seemed "to be the only unifying theme that they had," the presumptive Democratic nominee contended.
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Watch as our host Allison Hagendorf punches, kicks, and jabs her way to being a Krav Maga badass.
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Meanwhile, other Democrats running for president appeared to take veiled jabs at Biden's decision to bypass the convention.
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The model then begins practicing her jabs and punches while Adrian — also played by Jenner — cheers her on.
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And DeGeneres made sure she got some jabs in during his rap with her executive producer Andy Lassner.
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Following the reunion — but before the air date — the two have fired off their own, equally immature jabs.
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Much, much worse strikers than Dominick Cruz made him look sloppy with counter jabs as he walked in.
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Inside, the mood was far less charged, as Trump took repeated jabs at Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton.
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His paintings are often uproarious with color: strokes on the slashing curve, jabs, tricklings, wheelings about, splatterings, splashings.
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Anthony Scaramucci, the short-lived former communications director, took jabs at Kelly, who fired him, on TV Thursday.
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Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos defended his company Wednesday against repeated jabs from presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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How long such jabs will be needed to guard against remnants of vaccine-derived polio is anybody's guess.
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If Lively is actually removing herself from Instagram, her playful social media jabs at Reynolds will be missed.
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In one scene, when Apa seemingly knocked over something to loud effect, Perry gave him some light jabs.
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At the same time, he goaded a stubborn, hard-nosed society with his stinging jabs against pervasive racism.
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She took some jabs at her opponents, and she was sometimes a little boring and in the weeds.
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Rousey hilariously takes jabs at his manhood, but Bennett doesn't back down from trying to woo her romantically.
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Luke apparently went ham and took jabs at Funkmaster Flex and DJ Red Alert, something he clearly regrets.
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Maxine Waters, who recently found herself on the receiving end of the now former Fox News anchor's jabs.
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Not surprisingly, Jimmy Kimmel didn't shy away from political jabs during his hosting gig at last night's Oscars.
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He got closer and just started testing him out, soft jabs, just to see what Buick would do.
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Hopefully jabs from his wife will be the only repercussion Timberlake has to deal with from this debacle.
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Rather than shaking off her haters, the singer appears to be taking some direct jabs at her enemies.
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Keep in mind ... there were still plenty of jabs at 45 and his administration-- just ask Sean Spicer.
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Em's "Like Home" features Alicia Keys on the hook and tons of jabs -- vicious and humorous -- at Trump.
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Still, there were plenty of jabs thrown over President Trump, his military transgender ban and, of course, Obamacare.
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Even juicier confrontations and jabs happened off camera – and PEOPLE was your eyes and ears behind the scenes.
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While that unfolds, a mechanical finger jabs the screen in multiple places to test the touch-sensitive surface.
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A bigger problem, though, is the growing number of parents who delay vaccination, or pick and choose jabs.
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Dull jabs were exchanged while LeBron and his eventual champion Heat lay waiting in the Eastern Conference Finals.
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The boys hang around for a while and trade jabs, unable to accept that this conversation is over.
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Trump has repeatedly and publicly used the nickname to make jabs at Warren's claim of Native American heritage.
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Consequently Van Roosmalen's nose was opened early in the first by jabs up the center of his guard.
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Big Chet advanced on Griff and unfurled a series of quick jabs that drove him into his corner.
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While Ryan did not take pointed jabs at the top spy, the questioning of his judgment is unusual.
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Eddie Alvarez bested Gaethje by drawing him forward, flicking out jabs, and stepping in to smash Gaethje's body.
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He still jabs upstairs, as Shane Carwin found out, but the body jab serves his purposes much better.
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In a speech to the U.S. congress, Macron made jabs at Trump for his political and diplomatic moves.
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Clinton's primary opponents took sharp jabs at her for her policy positions and her ties to big banks.
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For me, I've got to draw it at accidental jabs at my appearance, and insults to other women.
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The song dissolves into echo-laden loops of voices, before the band returns to land its final jabs.
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She also took jabs at Conway and Kelly — which, given her past comedy, is not exactly a surprise.
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I'm sweating, delivering jabs, upper cuts, and the occasional left hook at an opponent who won't go down.
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The 76-year-old seemed irritated and unprepared to address inevitable jabs from his younger, more nimble rivals.
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She doesn't pull her punches, but her jabs are calibrated with a perfect balance of rage and satire.
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He guzzles wine, jabs his knife to gesticulate, then, exactingly, flicks a fleck of food off the tablecloth.
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Now, Native people have to choose whether Warren's policies are worth the racist jabs that follow her candidacy.
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YouTuber Logan Paul and former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown traded online jabs teasing a potential boxing match.
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While winners steered away from directly criticizing Mr. Trump, several used their moment onstage to take clear jabs.
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Bloomberg and Biden continued taking jabs at each other through digital ads on the day of the debate.
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Smokepurpp ambles his way into the song, then takes a flurry of jabs, including one at Donald Trump.
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Trump's jabs likely will not help relations between the president and Republican senators when lawmakers return from recess.
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Speaking before the Bach, Mr. Esfahani again threw jabs at the early-music crowd, dissing authenticity and historicity.
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Check it out ... the "Jersey Shore" star loved Murph's move and added a few jabs of his own.
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When it comes to Donald Trump's countless Twitter jabs, Hillary Clinton has decided to make lemonade out of lemons.
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For weeks, Castilleja and the suspect had been trading verbal jabs over social media, Fernandez told the Express-News.
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Minhaj served up his many jabs at Trump and the attending news organizations with a side of Real Talk.
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"Roman will never slap sugar on vitamins, sell them on Snapchat, and say they'll regrow your hair" Reitano jabs.
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Although they've been chummy face-to-face lately -- Weezy continues to throw jabs at his mentor and label head.
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The respective comments Saturday morning mark the latest jabs between Trump and Pelosi in their continuing war of words.
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"The way he handled that with such class....he never fired back with mean or ugly jabs," she said.
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Ocasio-Cortez has grown more and more bold in response to Pelosi's jabs as the year has gone on.
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And there will likely be more jabs to come, starting with the next debate in Georgia on Nov. 28500.
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In some countries parents worry about several vaccines being given at the same time, so they space out jabs.
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Broderick is also the only one who even comes close to selling the show's tiresome jabs at "woke" sensitivity.
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We're predicting Jon and Theon's reunion is more likely to end in jabs to the face than teary hugs.
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The feud saw diss tracks and snarky jabs, though Perry has since expressed her desire to end the squabble.
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The pair traded jabs – most notably on economic policy and gun control – when they took part in the debate.
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This leaves us with tweetstorms and Facebook Live jabs rather than a collaborative effort to manage a powerful technology.
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Bisping will retreat and throw jabs while retreating to little effect, with his shoulders low and his head high.
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Fortunately, there are ways to reduce your anxiety as China and the U.S. keep taking jabs at each other.
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Others took the opportunity to throw in some jabs about McCain's leadership and the current state of the GOP.
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Despite previous jabs with team captain Rapinoe, President Donald Trump also extended his congratulations to the winners on Sunday.
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Funny how petty stuff like ex-girlfriends and verbal jabs fall to the wayside when s**t gets real.
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Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel didn't take too may jabs at President Donald Trump during the opening monologue on Sunday.
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Some hit Wolf for what they saw as jabs at White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders physical appearance.
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Instead, they appear to rely on lazy, misogynistic jabs that have little to do with Harris's actual political achievements.
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Specifically, they took jabs at Trump's choice for chief of staff, Reince Priebus, by making anagrams of his name.
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Filemon Vela is well known for one thing and one thing only: taking aggressive jabs at his own leadership.
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Their divergent lifestyles are an obvious source of tension, as the two friends punctuate their conversation with petty jabs.
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Thanks to his expert trolling abilities, and his acerbic and irreverent jabs and jokes he's constantly winning us over.
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Ferguson started to connect jabs and straights on Vannata as he was trying to check kicks that didn't come.
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Both candidates delivered a number of jabs as they touted their running mates and got under each other's skin.
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Lee (Chiké Okonkwo) threw jabs for the sake of defending his woman's honor and his woman soaked it up.
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Rather than shaking off her haters, the singer/songwriter appears to be taking some direct jabs at her enemies.
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The debate saw the party leaders trade jabs on taxes and housing, much as in their two previous encounters.
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He held nothing back while making a few jabs at Mel Gibson, Justin Timberlake and Manchester by the Sea.
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A long time sparring partner of Tyson Fury, Verhoeven's jab is becoming one of the sharper jabs in kickboxing.
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With latest jabs, Trump-Obama relationship reaches historic nastiness Full letter Dear Mr. President - Congratulations on a remarkable run.
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But every so often, the old bee would sting the young bear with jabs that snapped back Foreman's head.
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How long such jabs will be needed to guard against the remnants of vaccine-derived polio is anybody's guess.
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And while many jabs were traded, one particular Trump levied one particular insult that seemed out of the ordinary.
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Aside from his jabs against foes and policy pledges, Trump publicly confirmed reports about some private comments he made.
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Among other jabs the Deneuve letter made at American-style feminism, it denounced the "puritanism" of the #MeToo movement.
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Trump has welcomed a potential challenge from the former vice president, as the two have traded verbal jabs regularly.
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Like his comments about Judge Curiel, Mr. Graham said, Mr. Trump's jabs at Mr. and Ms. Khan were unacceptable.
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Trump has also exchanged jabs with London Mayor Sadiq Khan on Twitter and in interviews over the state visit.
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However, McGregor came out and showed a number of neat stutter-step shifts to land some jabs on Mayweather.
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Earlier in the evening, Gibson received some friendly, expletive-laden jabs from host Gervais while onstage as a presenter.
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Vick was all crisp jabs and feints, long front kicks to the body and snap kicks up the middle.
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Roop skewered Jung at distance with jabs to the face and straights to the body which winded the Korean.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Donald Trump met today after months of subtle jabs from Washington to Berlin.
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And even though Triple-G outscored Jacobs on jabs, 105 to 31, Saturday's was a difficult fight to score.
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In 2015, Legere got into a Twitter spat with Donald Trump where they exchanged jabs at each other's businesses.
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In Parliament on Wednesday, Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the Labour Party, got his best jabs by quoting Mrs.
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While the band is expecting a few jabs for changing course on "Rock of Ages," it's ready for anything.
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In the weeks after he delivered his report, Mr. Barr took jabs at both Mr. Mueller and his team.
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Here he sprinkles political jabs (some more cringeworthy than others) throughout bits on social media and commercial air travel.
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It might also be due to the fact that she doesn't give oxygen to any Twitter taunts or jabs.
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They're not remotely hard-hitting (why should they be?), although each revisits tough times and critical jabs and stings.
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They brawled, used sharp jabs and counterpunched at times, with neither one willing to give the other much ground.
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Taurus, if we're being honest here, you've made some mistakes, so your friends aren't entirely unjustified in their jabs.
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They were kind of annoying little jabs we felt like, but it didn't matter, we wanted to stay professional.
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You have to be prepared to take some of those jabs and you do the best that you can.
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The pair traded jabs this week, for example, over Trump's sudden decision to pull U.S. troops out of Syria.
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Although no punches have yet to be thrown, Paul and Brown traded figurative jabs late Monday night on Twitter.
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As more people replied to the Twitter thread, Wendy's popped back in the conversation to deliver some more jabs.
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The president had thrown jabs at McCabe in a manner unusual for a president and a top FBI official.
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In repeated jabs on Twitter, Mr. Trump accused Amazon of being a drain on the 2150-year-old agency.
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It was a very hostile, unsecure space in which personal jabs stood in for the answering of serious questions.
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Throughout the night, her rivals forsook Joe Biden as their main target and instead took pointed jabs at her.
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Several spoke of their support for immigrants while taking jabs at President Donald Trump's policies -- without mentioning his name.
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He was 88 and, until very recently, was still pushing somebody's buttons with two-finger jabs at his keyboard.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren traded jabs with Mayor Pete Buttigieg over campaign finance at this week&aposs Democratic presidential debate.
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In his speech, Flake made no direct mention of the president, but his jabs were unmistakably aimed at Trump.
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The morning of Flake's speech, Corker and Trump spent hours exchanging jabs and going after one another on Twitter.
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Only this month has she started to engage Mr. Sanders, and some of her jabs have looked sudden and anxious.
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And even though I know his jabs are often said in jest, there's a bit of truth in there too.
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Sharkey seemed to be taking control of the fight with his double jabs and crisp counters as Schmeling came forwards.
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Palming Sharkey's jabs and countering with body blows, Louis hammered in combinations—sending Sharkey down twice in the second round.
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In the filing, Musk's lawyers say he was defending himself and his companies in taking jabs at Unsworth on Twitter.
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The political jabs that dominated the Oscars were really a continuation of Hollywood's rise to resistance over the past month.
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Whereas previous seasons dissected Washington's most insidious politics with hyper-focused jabs, season five has shifted into something more direct.
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But it also sneaks in trollish jabs at just who controls the territory, which Russia annexed from Ukraine in 2014.
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Beyond that, these acts are smart jabs at the sometimes elitist and needlessly over-intellectualized discourse of the art world.
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Split works in quick jabs of terror, spooking the trembling teen captives with the occasional burst of violence or terror.
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He jokes, and jabs, and even kicks off a conflict that ends up igniting the final arc of the film.
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Jabs on the campaign trial had turned to haymakers before Clinton finally acknowledged reality in June, and endorsed her rival.
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All four of them sat under a shady tree, trading jabs as they pushed leaflets toward voters who walked by.
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There's no better feeling than beating someone without any distractions in a tense dance of dodges, jabs, blocks, and throws.
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Their biggest point of contention involves Silva's use of social media to take jabs at Meester when they are fighting.
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Good-natured jabs aside, William and Harry share an extremely close relationship, and Harry also adores his sister-in-law.
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After more than a year of jabs at the United States' southern neighbor, Donald Trump will visit Mexico on Wednesday.
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Longtime criticism Though the abortion issue has sharpened criticism of Planned Parenthood its long faced jabs over services its mission.
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The current ruling political party took jabs at the women, Latinos, and transgender people, among countless other communities, with abandon.
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The unexpected uptake led to a national shortage of Meningitis B jabs, with some clinics sourcing pricier vaccinations from abroad.
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She doesn’t even have a sense of humor to handle jabs thrown her way because of her actions.
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The clip also features the boys spewing alphabetical alliterative descriptions of the fight as fast as Joanna Jedrzejczyk generates jabs.
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And indeed, of all the numerous political jabs and pleas onstage at the Oscars last night, most came from filmmakers.
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The battle for Nelson's Senate seat has been much more heated, with both sides filing lawsuits and trading verbal jabs.
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Photo via Facebook The truck bomb that collapsed a building around Jabs and her fellow fighters also killed three children.
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He also alternately took jabs at the House managers' and Pelosi's strategy as if adding commentary to a sports match.
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Fey has modernized the script a little and included and few topical jabs to pad out the high school story.
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But best of all, there are subtle jabs at the dick-joke-loving gamer dudes who troll women in games.
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Pundits are spinning on jabs of hacked communications from a candidate's speeches where at least hundreds had to be present.
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Lewis' worst jabs, though, are at the American populace that voted him in, its members either venal or sadistically authoritarian.
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Tha Boss was throwing some decent jabs, some combos and a hard right hand ... even knocked Broner's mitt right off!
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And even so, there was no hint of real edge as the two men half-hugged and traded mild jabs.
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One minute he's nicey nice, sweety sweety and the next he's a jerk and he throws these jabs at me.
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Kudos to Dunham for calling them out, while getting in a few jabs at the House healthcare bill to boot.
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Gauld's comments on 21st-century culture may be sadly true, but his jabs at politics are probably his most poignant.
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Trump's speech was filled with self-deprecating humor and slight jabs at his own administration and his usual political targets.
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Mitchell went on to take jabs at various media publications including the National Review, where the op-ed is published.
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Clay's jabs were slipping through at will now, bouncing off that rocklike face, opening the cut under the left eye.
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It instead jabs into a hole on the side of her hand, which looks as painful as it is awkward.
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While Panay highlighted the non-butterfly design of the Surface Laptop 3, his apparent jabs at Apple didn't stop there.
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Tracy continued to eat a series of jabs, but was also closing the distance and landing shots of her own.
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When Gerald Washington fought Wilder, Wilder got into the habit of pulling his head straight back away from Washington's jabs.
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Fury looked to exploit this from the very beginning, constantly pumping his lead shoulder before stepping in with legitimate jabs.
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She isn't afraid to take jabs at her opponents and sprinkle her post-match interviews with tantalizing amounts of shade.
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Popeyes is already throwing jabs at Chick-fil-A, considered by many to be the current king of chicken sandwiches.
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The Russian leader delivers a speech at the celebration each year, often taking jabs at the West in the process.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday took more jabs at Canada and France on the eve of the G-7 summit.
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Mr. Jabs said he was unconvinced that anyone on Germany's political stage had a solution for the poor he serves.
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Trading jabs Tensions have been brewing for weeks between Washington and Beijing over who is to blame for the outbreak.
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Much of the musical's comedic moments belong to Usher's naysayers, whose jabs urge the young composer to retreat into despair.
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The court said it would be an unreasonable standard if politicians could sue every time an opponent fired verbal jabs.
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Mr. Trump floated above the gritty details of health policy and took occasional jabs at Republicans slaving over the issue.
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He throws straight jabs, repeatedly, on the chin, which astonish the boy, who has never been hit like that before.
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She's never home, or never home for long, and her only child lets his resentment out in quick verbal jabs.
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There are too many salient jabs at Donald Trump to count, including several actual clips of the United States President.
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In the worse case scenario for pet owners, dogs, cats and even ferrets might need health certificates and rabies jabs.
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But the trailer shows a gathering of family from her past complete with precisely choreographed combat and dry comedic jabs.
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Cheered on by their friends, the Filipina children launch into a frenzied flurry of kicks and jabs against their trainers.
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He was most brutal on celebrities in the crowd, softening them up with a few jabs before throwing a haymaker.
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Moreover, Perry was flicking out long, non-committal jabs which served to bruise up Ellenberger's face in the first round.
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The post described the attack as a "road rage incident" and insulted Heyer with slurs and jabs at her appearance.
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It could be interesting to watch the candidates try and trade jabs while adhering to this different "town hall" format.
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READ: Trump jabs at Bill Kristol over independent candidate prediction Kristol said in an email to CNN no announcement is imminent.
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Or maybe Jeb's just lost—the most notable part of the past several debates, from his perspective, have been Trump's jabs.
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Even when Tom Hanks tries to throw a few jabs at Meryl Streep, he can't keep up the charade for long.
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Most of the officers remained dispassionate in the face of satirical jabs and hateful language, but there were a few exceptions.
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USA Today's reporting came on the heels of pointed jabs at the gender pay gap in Hollywood at Sunday's Golden Globes.
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Another self-portrait, from May 11, portrays his face seemingly struck with rot; sharp holes from pencil-jabs pierce the image.
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Charles flicked out jabs and surprised many at ringside by being the first of the two men to bang the body.
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Go deeper: John Roberts pushes back on Trump's judiciary criticism Trump jabs back at Justice Roberts, calls overturned border case "unwise"
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She has traded public jabs with the Republican nominee and on Monday painted him as divisive, dangerous and lacking concrete policy.
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The sparkle in his eye as he landed his jabs contrasted nicely with Pence's monotone delivery and occasional flashes of annoyance.
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Harington included some serious jabs at his role in Game of Thrones, the beautiful brooding bastard from the North, Jon Snow.
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Flared tensions could see Facebook receive less promotion in the App Store, fewer integrations into iOS, and more jabs from Cook.
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"They're throwing jabs at each other but what they really need is time apart to heal their wounds," says the source.
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"They're throwing jabs at each other but what they really need is time apart to heal their wounds," said the source.
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"You've got to go for the chin," Harry told Raymond Harris – as the young boxer showed off some genuinely impressive jabs.
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It wasn't long before they were taking jabs at each other again, this time with faux Prince William mocking Meghan Markle.
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Constantly moving, Cassius peppered him with jabs and hooks, landing harder punches occasionally but not often enough to take him out.
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Determined to put a stop to other kids' jabs at his weight, he swapped soda for water in his early teens.
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A Trump campaign fundraising email Monday included jabs at Democrats over the government shutdown, claiming they "CAVED" under pressure from voters.
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But weren't those jabs less worthy of punishment than say, calling for America to return to an all-white ethno-state?
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And, miraculously, nearly every member was on their best behavior, avoiding partisan jabs at the health care law or one another.
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Now he was not simply obstructing St-Pierre's lead hand but coming in behind jabs and lead hooks of his own.
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The mainstream outlets covered the news relatively straight, albeit with some early jabs at what was then considered a joke candidacy.
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" Cruz jabs Trump: "I think the American people understand that yelling and cursing at people doesn't make you a tough guy.
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We also commend Difficult People for doing similar Kevin Spacey jabs, too, and about fifty more than Family Guy ever did.
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But the language Thrush used was particularly embarrassing and led to a number of jabs at his expense on social media.
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Soon after the pair started taking jabs at each other via Facebook until the fight was finally made official. Sor. Jor.
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It's also very presumptuous to assume that all of the graduates receiving their diplomas want to hear jabs against the president.
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He danced away from Liston's vaunted left hook and peppered his face with jabs, opening a cut over his left eye.
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Hell, you need only recall the time that Kazuo Misaki boxed Daley up with a healthy diet of feints and jabs.
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O'Rourke countered with a few of his own jabs, bemoaning that Cruz's tactics are the reason Americans are frustrated with Washington.
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Gotti III maneuvered on top of Adams and launched a barrage of right-hand jabs, until the ref stopped the contest.
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She took to Twitter to defend herself and swap jabs with survivors of February's shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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Speakers on that occasion, including former President Obama, seemed to throw rhetorical jabs at Trump, albeit without mentioning him by name.
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Trump made five trips to his golf courses and took repeated jabs at the media on Twitter over the holiday weekend.
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Host Stephen Colbert took several jabs at the president during his opening monologue, saying he was "looking forward" to Trump's tweets.
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Fall Out Boy is reduced to trademark Patrick Stump yelps over some hard guitar jabs and robbed of all its funk.
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Jedrzejczyk loves to lunge in with jabs but often has her right hand either loading up or pinned to her jawline.
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Incredibly over his last 14 fights, 60.4% of Klitschko's landed punches were jabs, which is 32% higher than the CompuBox average.
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But Pyongyang's continued jabs at Tokyo contrast a recent easing in explicit criticism of the historically "imperialist aggressor", the United States.
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I'm doing the old jerk-swivel, while she jabs her hands above her head in time with the distinctive, spiky guitars.
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Till doesn't use any magic techniques that no one else can do to win fights: it's all jabs and left straights.
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Not one to pull verbal jabs himself, Hearn retaliated on Twitter challenging Fury to attempt at winning his old belt back.
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Many times there are thinly veiled disses toward other artists—the latest being the jabs at Kanye West on 4:44.
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She still has adversaries in her sight; there are jabs at Kanye West, and also at an ex-boyfriend or two.
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" That brought a further round of jabs from people like Donald Trump Jr., who suggested in a Twitter post that "S.
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The changes will not affect satirical sites like The Onion, which often jabs at political subjects through tongue-in-cheek humor.
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Fey modernized the script for the Broadway adaptation and included and few topical jabs to pad out the high school story.
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Top Republican senators rallied behind Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell following a series of jabs he took from President Donald Trump.
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From jabs on social media, to slander in articles or interviews, some celebrities have no problem taking their bad blood public.
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Despite the partisan jabs, Trump sought to portray his agenda -- one frequently defined by deeply divisive policies -- as a nonpartisan venture.
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" Emanuel also took jabs at the crowded 2020 Democratic presidential field, according to the news outlet, saying "I just turned 60.
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The Thursday night jabs were decent, but in a fundamental sense they didn't even begin to challenge the core of Trumpism.
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The Brazilian made Stephens look foolish, clipping off crisp jabs, low kicks and combinations before circling away from Stephens's straight-armed swings.
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Donald Trump and the Clinton family are still throwing jabs more than a month after Trump's surprise presidential win over Hillary Clinton.
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Perhaps it's for a good reason: While at his competing rally, Trump still managed to work in a few jabs at Bush.
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The epidemics in Germany and Mongolia affected older people, highlighting the need to vaccinate young adults who missed out on measles jabs.
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Luke Bryan would happily marry Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton — if the couple is prepared for some playful jabs during the service.
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Transports suffering (along with the peso) as the flaring anti-Mexico jabs being thrown by Trump and Ford undermine the rail stocks.
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The second is about a kid getting a hard-on as a female medical professional jabs a giant wand up his nose.
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Handler, a registered independent who is supporting Democrats in this election, said she will not take jabs at Trump during the event.
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New Jersey Governor Christie Christie has become a punching bag to many people — even Donald Trump has snuck in a few jabs.
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House Speaker Michael Madigan leveled repeated jabs at Rauner, who failed to attach any pieces of his agenda to the budget bill.
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Sophie should be too busy perfecting her caricature of working people to have time to come up with so many petty jabs.
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As host of the 2017 Oscars, the late night personality didn't shy away from taking jabs at Trump in his opening monologue.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden delivered the senior convocation speech at Cornell University today, and he made a few jabs at Trump.
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Don't worry, though, because 31-year-old makeup artist Elyse Delbom also took jabs for her age; she was considered too old.
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A few jabs later with a couple of glancing Hari right hands and Verhoeven had the sauce around his left eye too.
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Users accused him of blaming the players protesting racial inequality—and missed no opportunity to take jabs at their quality of pizza.
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" Obama rolled with Castro's jabs, saying that he welcomed the Cuban president "commenting on some of the areas where we're falling short.
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Zeman, after taking jabs at journalists, backed Okamura's calls to use more referenda, despite in the past speaking sharply against direct votes.
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" Cruz jabs Trump: "And in 2013, when I was leading the fight against the 'Gang of 8' amnesty bill, where was Donald?
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Many of Golovkin's best jabs came as he stepped out of the kitchen and then Canelo followed, face first onto the blow.
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Australia's new "no jabs, no pay" law withdraws child benefits from parents who do not vaccinate, unless they have sound medical reasons.
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Another casts doubt on a study on severe allergic reactions to vaccines: 33 cases from 25m jabs, she says, seems "fishily low".
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Colbert is a vocal critic of Trump and has re-tooled the show's opening monologue to include frequent jabs at the president.
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Alvarez threw punches sparingly, winging a few big punches that missed as Alvarez came back with jabs and an occasional right hand.
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AC's throwing some major jabs here ... not all of 'em make a lot of sense, but he claims stats back him up.
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Both were on the campaign trail in Iowa earlier this week and took jabs at each other in speeches and on Twitter.
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And Blankfein said he did not take Sanders's attacks personally but acknowledged a slight sting from seeing another Brooklynite making the jabs.
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California-based Golovkin, widely known by his nickname 'Triple G', had an edge in jabs, but neither fighter could deliver a knockout.
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Nothing eyebrow-raising, like repeated jabs to the back of my sole, happened during the 15 minutes of theShiatsu Foot Massager'stimed session.
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Desus, 34, with a thin whisper of a beard, is the straight man, providing structure and delivering withering jabs with cool reserve.
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She probably would be upset to hear I have a profit on the investment, despite her constant unfair jabs to the company.
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For Blaydes's part, the jabs were good but he stood completely still after every one and ate right hands over and over.
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Flicking backhanded jabs also form a good part of his arsenal—swelling the face and laying the bait for that check hook.
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And Junior dos Santos has for years been surprising heavyweights who reckon they'll be fine taking a few jabs to the body.
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Condit is known for volume and the so called 'leg jabs' but he does have a penchant for swinging for the knockout.
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But when it all happens again in April—and hopefully May and even June—the jabs are going to turn into uppercuts.
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Just shy of the three-minute mark, Hunt pawed out a couple of jabs that lured Mir onto a lighting bolt straight.
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So are we even surprised that someone with one of these ink-soaked names already has something to say about Tay's jabs?
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Instead, he said, too often it has been used as a platform for countries to take largely symbolic jabs at other countries.
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In both cases, many of the people I talked to started with jabs of outrage only to end with sighs and worry.
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"Jokes about knee liniment, disability payments and insulin jabs pepper Joe Penhall's script," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in her review for The Times.
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Part 1 Each candidate was allotted one minute to present their opening statements, with many taking quick jabs at President Donald Trump.
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He more than met the challenge, both going on the offensive and returning to Sanders's attacks to make his own pointed jabs.
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The harmonics of the right-hand chords would swell continuously in a cloud of color, punctuated by dark, staccato left-hand jabs.
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The jabs feel authentic to both the internet and to the Garden State, while delivering information about state policies and news alerts.
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These exploitive jabs are only funny if you believe one of the worst things a man could do is desire another man.
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Comedians mock Trump's health exam Late-night talk-show hosts throw jabs at the President's first formal medical checkup since taking office.
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"Will and Grace" used its first show in more than a decade to take multiple jabs at President Trump and his administration.
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On Wednesday Trump held a news conference on the virus, much of it devoted to incoherent jabs at Democrats and the media.
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Leading a quartet, Mr. DeFrancesco stretches out wide beneath the singer's blustering swagger, often interceding with riffs and jabs of his own.
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After some awkward interactions and small jabs, Tim Cook finally brought the hammer down on President Donald Trump — specifically, his immigration policy.
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There were a lot of the jabs thrown at him on stage in Charleston, but none knocked him down, much less out.
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Schumer's key point: Amid the partisan jabs and attacks on McConnell, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer made the key point on Monday.
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After it looked like the deer might live, allies of the mayor and governor took the opportunity to throw a few jabs.
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This weekend, Saturday Night Live took two opportunities to address the drama head-on with some playful (and not-so-playful) jabs.
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" How hilarious you'll think the whole dub will be is directly proportional to how personal you take jabs at the "gamer community.
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But Mediate collected a slew of tweets on her now-deleted account, which include a bizarre range of racial and sexist jabs.
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For instance, Shawn has a leg kick on his jabs, like a batter who lifts his front foot as the pitch nears.
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Trump certainly insults everyone — but his jabs at black people are much more dehumanizing, and frequently implies or says that they're stupid.
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Hsieh has used her unorthodox game of jabs and feints to establish a reputation as a giant killer; she knocked then-No.
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And cuddled and cajoled tiny babies just beginning what, we were told, would be a lifetime of jabs and tests and physical therapy.
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Despite his corner's repeated calls for jabs and combinations Smith was mainly working one shot at a time for most of the fight.
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Miller holds his own against the insolent beer tap, and the pair launch into exchanging a steady stream of absurd jabs and puns.
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Zachary Carter at the Huffington Post argues that Clinton's jabs at Sanders amount to little more than "semantic gamesmanship" and mischaracterize the situation.
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Page Six previously reported that Depp also told Brooks, "I'll give you $100,000 to punch me right now!" in return for his jabs.
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Millions of dollars in attack ads poured in from outside groups as the two candidates sparred in debates and traded jabs on Twitter.
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Going to Rigondeaux with feints and double jabs, encouraging the slip and then leaning on him might be a smart move for Lomachenko.
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The two traded their fair share of jabs throughout the primary; even after Graham suspended his presidential campaign, he was a vocal critic.
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With few exceptions — support for embattled Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, the requisite jabs at Stabenow — James presented himself as a postpartisan healer.
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Just last week, his longstanding feud with Governor Andrew Cuomo over the Mother Cabrini statue culminated in a series of pointed, public jabs.
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Satirically pointed but slathered in the same vinegar as the rest of his jabs, it felt like part of the same sour meal.
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His frequent jabs at Republicans and President Donald Trump, as well as jokes and memes, have earned him more than 250,000 Twitter followers.
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Barber: They love to make jabs at each other, that's one of my favorite parts of the show is throwing barbs at Stephanie.
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Tim Kaine dug in to defend their candidates -- often falling over each other to deliver a series of canned zingers and wild jabs.
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Obama took jabs at the press and the crazy Republican primary, including wondering where Donald Trump was (he did not attend the event).
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"Black Museum" goes for broad allegory about punitive justice, and while it touches on larger issues like racism, its jabs don't feel timely.
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Ted Cruz, a Republican senator, then asserted in Mr Pai's defence that Darth Vader supported government regulation of the web; further jabs followed.
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"Public corruption is a grave and profound threat to a democracy," Trump said Saturday in between jabs at Clinton over her email habits.
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Now, to make matters worse, people are taking jabs tying the robbery to Kim's supposed feud with Taylor Swift over Kanye's "Famous" lyrics.
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Last year, JAY-Z released "Kill JAY-Z" on his latest album 4:44, in which he sent a few jabs to West.
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The entrepreneur's Twitter feed included a couple jabs at Tyga and Beyoncé Wednesday night, though she claims now she has been hacked.
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His time on the show was painfully short, but he managed to get in a few good jabs while he was around. 234.
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Sly as a fox, I became sugar coated in the sweet science—pickpocketing you with jabs, disappearing before you ever knew what happened.
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Taylor Swift's wasting her time -- and more importantly the world's -- with stupid secret jabs at her rivals ... according to songwriting legend Diane Warren.
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" The Romney assist in Ohio comes as Trump has sharpened his jabs against Kasich on the campaign trail, labeling him an "absentee governor.
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Still, nobody is busier than Usyk, who threw a cruiserweight record 99 jabs in the second round of his win over Andrei Kniazev.
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His speeches on his "thank you" tour include the same kind of jabs at the media that were heard during the primary campaign.
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The high shoulder and perfect defense on Barao's jabs should serve to keep him safe as Stephens swings through after taking the blow.
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" Kendrick takes a few fun jabs at the industry too: "How y'all let a conscious nigga go commercial while only making conscious albums?
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The committee heard from experts on both sides of the debate and lawmakers regularly traded jabs with each other and with those testifying.
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Despite Trump's regular hits against the investigation as a "witch hunt," and other jabs against US intelligence, Mueller's team delivered over 30 indictments.
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Pumping shoulder feints and stepping in afterwards to connect legitimate jabs is the mark of someone who actually understands how the jab works.
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The blame game is being played out among rank-and-file supporters on social media, while high-profile backers also let jabs fly.
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At Wednesday's press conference, Cruz decried O'Rourke's attacks, suggesting the hypocrisy of making "personal" jabs while also calling for the need for civility.
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Ethan (Rory Scovel), Renee's boyfriend, gets subjected to jabs about his "femininity" (he does Zumba), but his insecurities aren't resolved like hers are.
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In fact, Trump's responses to Sanders's attacks could give her a preview of how he might react to similar jabs from her campaign.
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Most of the time she will hold her palm out, attempting to parry jabs, and then leap in afterwards with her left hook.
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" Asked about her jabs, Trump pounced, saying, "I think it's wonderful because the Indians can now partake in the future of the country.
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Speaking at The George Washington University Monday, Sean Spicer defended the Trump administration's working relationship with the press, but added a few jabs.
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Rodriguez landed the big low kicks at range, while Fili got in with sharp jabs on the occasions the two came close enough.
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Jorge Masvidal conservatively walked forward, wedging down the inside of Cerrone's loopy punches with stiff jabs and catching kicks to return with counters.
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So, you know, they'll make jabs about how I've put on a couple of pounds based on my latest, you know, TV appearance.
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He delivers Bible-based jabs with the earnestness of an altar boy but has closely studied how religious rhetoric can shape civil society.
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But a few months later, as Sanders collected endorsements from multiple progressive groups, the online jabs from some of his staff largely quieted.
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Nevertheless, the fact remains that Warren's attacks on Bloomberg have been spicier and more relentless than her occasional jabs at her ideological cousin.
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Its score is as upbeat and catchy as an FM Lite radio play list, and the script eschews easy jabs at political targets.
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Mr. Trump avoided any personal jabs at Mr. Xi; the Chinese government said tensions were to be expected in a relationship this complex.
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Under a Trump presidency, few awards shows miss a moment to take jabs at Trump, and the 90th Academy Awards were no different.
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DoubleLine Capital's Jeffrey Sherman is nervous about President Donald Trump's recent jabs at Turkey — and it isn't because of a possible trade war.
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Those include Apple, whose CEO Tim Cook has repeatedly thrown jabs at Facebook and its chief Mark Zuckerberg over privacy and data collection.
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"People always give me jabs, 'Ah, you're not Italian,' just because there are not many Italians in the South or Louisiana," Cecchini said.
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He also apparently doesn't like The New York Times, as he makes a few jabs and faces when it's brought up in conversation.
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Sources close to Cardi tell us the rapper has already recorded some new stuff, and the lyrics take some serious jabs at Nicki.
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Clinton, who was seated mere feet away from the dais that Trump was excoriating her from, at first received his jabs with laughter.
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Late night hosts also joined in and took jabs at Trump, including Jimmy Kimmel, who has been an outspoken critic of the president.
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His head is high in the air, he throws it back when he punches, he leads with uppercuts, he leans on his jabs.
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Mika Brzezinski took plenty of jabs at President Trump Thursday on "Morning Joe" ... and it appears this is what sparked his Twitter attack.
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Against Rory MacDonald, Lawler looked surgical in his boxing: darting in with jabs and one-twos that took their toll on the young challenger.
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The problem is that moving forward while getting lanced by jabs is really only dictating the pace at which you get your ass kicked.
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There were 14 Democratic presidential candidates at the convention, and some took jabs at the former vice president who served from 2009 to 2017.
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Trump did address faith in his speech Thursday, but he also took jabs at "Celebrity Apprentice" after the show's producer Mark Burnett introduced him.
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She once called Eric Trump "an abortion" and famously took several personal jabs at Press Secretary Sarah Sanders during the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
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Capitalism Hickenlooper traded jabs on Twitter with Sanders in June over the merits of socialism, something he has repeatedly decried on the campaign trail.
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Bezos has defended his company against repeated jabs from Trump, who claims Amazon is getting away with "murder" when it comes to paying taxes.
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The movie teeters gracefully between satire and drama, taking jabs at superstition and non-Western exploitation with an impressive performance from its young lead.
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From grabbing ice cream at McDonald's to making jabs at each other, the gymnasts looked like they had a blast together during the Olympics.
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The president made more jabs about the reality show's ratings during the National Prayer Breakfast, and Schwarzenegger responded with an offer to switch jobs.
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Things only intensified from there, with the two players and the women trading verbal jabs for years in the press and on social media.
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Kate then gets her own jabs in, complaining Toby is the one who got her excited and their loss "happened" to her, not him.
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Almost all states allow parents to exempt their children from jabs by declaring a religious objection to vaccines; 17 states allow "philosophical" objections, too.
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Such folk believe a conspiracy grips America: that jabs are promoted as a plot to dupe and impoverish a supposedly ever-sicker American public.
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Jabs are also being offered to front-line health workers—an essential precaution, given the large number of such workers who died last time.
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During a dinner with the group while vacationing in Hilton Head, South Carolina, Ravenel's girlfriend Ashley Jacobs takes some jabs at Dennis' parenting skills.
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" The mom-to-be describes her baby on the way as "definitely an active little fetus" and is "already feeling jabs on the inside.
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He and Damon have been taking jabs at each other for years, most recently with Damon joking that he's the father of Kimmel's child.
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When the shorter man cannot move fast enough to negate the opponent's reach advantage, he is just a heavy bag for jabs and straights.
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In the field, Cûdi was her mentor, a 55-year-old former German soldier who was a father figure to many in Jabs' unit.
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Mayweather stands on the end of his opponent's reach, drawing the jabs he so loves to fire his right hand across the top of.
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Given her niece Maddie's recent health scare, Britney Spears understandably has bigger things to worry about than Katy Perry's jabs at her mental health.
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Family Guy joked about Spacey a couple times over the years, while Difficult People made a habit of throwing in Spacey jabs with regularity.
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The 6-foot-11 Bucks forward -- lookin' as jacked as ever -- learned how to throw some jabs and hooks ... and the video is wild.
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"Training for my next role #firsttimeboxing #trainthebrain #holycardio #loveit," she captioned a video of herself impressively bobbing, weaving and throwing jabs with a trainer.
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The two men, lit by the orange light that seems to only exist in New York apartments, swap inside jokes, jabs, and unguarded openness.
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A fighter will throw millions of jabs through his career and so it, more than any other weapon, becomes an expression of that fighter.
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The photos of the gorilla that first filled sites like Twitter, Reddit and 4chan have turned into darkly humorous jabs at the controversial situation.
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Meade says Lopez Obrador's jabs at the private sector, much of which the 64-year-old has excoriated as corrupt, will damage investment sentiment.
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Obama was easy—the "Fox & Friends" co-hosts simply denounced everything about him, from his terrorist fist-jabs to his choice of paper clips.
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But Pacquiao fought back, throwing punches as he moved forward, landing southpaw jabs, straight lefts, and uppercuts on the inside, dictating the fight completely.
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De Niro has repeatedly spoken out against Trump, referring to him as a "f---ing idiot" and a "f---ing fool," among other jabs.
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Liston seemingly had injured the shoulder in the first round while swinging and missing with jabs and hooks at the elusive 215-year-old.
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He fell short with two jabs, brushed Clay back with a grazing right to the stomach and landed a solid right to the stomach.
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The two spoke from completely different angles, with George taking personal jabs at the president and Kellyanne questioning the credibility of key Democratic politicians.
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But after public jabs from lawmakers about Facebook's limited disclosures, the company conceded to turning over all 85033,000 of the ads to congressional investigators.
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The comedian Nick Jack Pappas, a writer and comedian, throws jabs at Trump almost every day — but one day, the president apparently had enough.
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But, Bernie -- just like Fury -- regained his composure and got back into the fight ... throwing another couple of jabs before the video cuts off.
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He seizes the foreground with a fiercer attack, a note or two placed differently, a sudden trill — stings and jabs and displacements, not discourses.
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Trump spoke first and set the room on edge with bitter jabs at his rival, with his label of Clinton as "corrupt" drawing boos.
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He took no prisoners with the media, tossing jabs at Wolf Blitzer and the struggling print media — many of whom were in the room.
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Prior to making a move to politics, the real-estate tycoon threw verbal jabs at McCain, in part by throwing insulting his military service.
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Having the frame and agility to be a heavyweight sparring partner, he traded jabs with champions like George Foreman, Evander Holyfield and Mike Tyson.
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And we've seen it, too, in all the previous jabs against Biden, which are often hits—implicitly or explicitly—against Barack Obama's policy record.
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Thiem, who won 18 of 20 net approaches, was able to extend rallies and chase down Djokovic's jabs and parries with incredible foot speed.
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Comedy Central unveiled "The President Show" on Thursday, with the impersonator Anthony Atamanuik taking not-so-subtle jabs at President Trump from various angles.
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In order to avoid tainting his big moment with partisan jabs, he might steer clear of his hardline views on the most divisive issues.
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Or, as the first non-English line is sung, your seat going full Brookstone shiatsu chair as everyone behind you jabs for the supertitles?
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Regardless, OneUnited, the nation's largest black-owned bank, soon found itself the target of jokes and jabs after announcing the card design on Thursday.
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That Mr. Carlson and Mr. Smith traded jabs over 36 hours suggested that the Ailes style of harsh discipline had eroded at the network.
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That Mr. Carlson and Mr. Smith traded jabs over 36 hours suggested that the Ailes style of harsh discipline had eroded at the network.
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The President took jabs at another attendee in the audience, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, whom he had publicly lambasted on Twitter earlier this week.
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The president's first year was marked by public jabs at celebrities, top U.S. law enforcement officials and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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Bisping, a UK fighter who won the UFC middleweight title, continued taking jabs at his American opponent Rockhold in a post-fight press conference.
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She also says she saw the jabs "Saturday Night Live" took at the ad over the weekend ... and she thought it was all hilarious.
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Equities, meanwhile, have slipped across the world but hadn't posted a meaningful pullback since the two nations started taking verbal jabs at each other.
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Despite Trump's jabs at his employer, Karl continued to ask the president questions about the Syria pullout and criticism of the move from Sen.
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The late-night hosts got in some good-natured jabs about Sanders's fund-raising success, his income and his potential Democratic opponent Joe Biden.
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But Blankenship's ire isn't just directed at McConnell; he also jabs at McConnell's wife, and blames politicians and regulators for blowing up his mine.
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The early going gave few hints at what was to come as the men traded jabs and right low kicks, looking for an opening.
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Aldo made a concerted effort to try and stifle the fabled footwork and wily movement of Edgar with piercing jabs and some thunderous leg kicks.
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Yet against Daniel Cormier, Oezdemir was using jabs and feints to draw reactions from Cormier and attempting to set the light heavyweight champion up throughout.
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The Venetian pugilists in particular were said to be skilled in throwing straight jabs and crosses, which apparently baffled fighters untrained in empty hand fighting.
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Comparing Ms. Sanders to Aunt Lydia, the rigid enforcer for a misogynist state on "The Handmaid's Tale," jabs at Ms. Sanders's role, not her looks.
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Jedrzejczyk's right eye was about swollen shut in the fifth but she still landed some jabs that kept her hope alive of regaining her championship.
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The video, which was filmed at a UFC Gym in New York, begins with Lopez, 50, practicing some jabs with the former Yankees star, 44.
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Fallon himself later weighed in on his new gig, taking to Twitter with a cheeky zinger that provided a preview of his Golden Globes jabs.
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Anthony Anderson was hilarious at the NAACP Image Awards Monday night, taking unmerciful jabs at Tyrese for his crying fits during his recent custody battle.
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And, no matter how many jabs they take at Apple, the reality is few companies can successfully make the case for a "premium" Android handset.
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Now aged four, he needs to have all his jabs: without his spleen, he's at increased risk of infectious diseases such as pneumonia and flu.
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Donald Trump might be "going low" with many of his Twitter jabs, but if the Democrats want to "go high" this isn't the right approach.
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Javi Marroquin may have moved on to fellow Teen Mom 24 star Briana DeJesus, but he isn't done taking jabs at ex-wife Kailyn Lowry.
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Uppercuts, jabs, head-blows, MMA-style ring fights – it's a death match's worth of melees as Bourne seeks to uncover the truth of his identity.
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In the first bout with Nate Diaz, he walked Diaz down, reacting to Diaz's jabs and slipping deep each time he was shown a feint.
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Pelosi took other jabs, telling reporters she once asked the president who was in charge at the White House, due to his frequently changing decisions.
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Decoding the references in his objects requires some reverse engineering, but his wicked word play and subtle jabs at the human condition are devilishly entertaining.
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Remember how often Alexander Gustafsson had Jones reaching down or focusing on body jabs and imagine if that was a full fledged southpaw left straight.
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Font was caught by a couple of counters in the first round but quickly adjusted, showing feints and moving his head after his legitimate jabs.
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Blake Farenthold -- have apologized to each other following a series of verbal jabs over the past week, spokespeople for both lawmakers told CNN on Tuesday.
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Ben Affleck is no stranger to Batman backlash, but for Red Nose Day, the actor leaned into jabs he's endured for not being Christian Bale.
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In the first round, Moraes flustered Assuncao's awkward, low-pace counter striking by throwing out dozens of feints and jabs, scrambling the signal with static.
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The last few weeks have seen Trump step up his attacks on Cruz, and Cruz has begun to respond rather than shrug off the jabs.
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The two teams traded jabs for the next minute until Maryland went ahead to stay on two free throws by Trimble with 5:22 remaining.
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Some countries offer free catch-up jabs to some adults when outbreaks flare up—usually parents with small children and health workers in affected areas.
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The 140-character insults quickly devolved into jabs about my appearance (I'm physically disabled), going so far as to ask if I was a human.
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And to claim that these jabs were only made at the expense of Republicans would be to call on a revisionist version of comedic history.
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CureVac's work on jabs to prevent malaria and influenza won more financial backing from its investor the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in a February agreement.
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"It's our way of showing we're doing something rather than just sitting here and throwing verbal jabs," he said, in a knock at Trump's rhetoric.
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Jokes and jabs are telling Trump critics 'you are not alone' For Trump's detractors, jokes at his expense are validation of their point of view.
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I wore my Ryne Sandberg jersey and took the steady stream of good-natured jabs that come with being a fan of the visiting team.
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He smiles as she brings the plate to the table, smiles as he jabs a fork into it, smiles as she lovingly hovers over him.
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The Lakers spoke with both players after Ball released a rap diss track titled "Kylie Kuzma" that offered some very personal jabs directed at Kuzma.
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The meeting happens as Trump tries to back away from racist jabs he made at four Democratic congresswomen of color who've criticized US border policies.
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This presidential campaign has been anything but boring, from the FBI investigation into Hillary Clinton's email server, to penis and menstruation jabs from Donald Trump.
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Even though these plays don't directly involve James, they function as steady jabs to his midsection—they sap his stamina and make him look human.
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Hoost looked tentative to begin with, but as his snapping low kicks and sharp jabs began to connect he built up a head of steam.
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We're told the beef at this point is way beyond Nicki ... it's gotten personal following the exchange of verbal jabs for more than a year.
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Senator Thune issued his own statement today as well, praising Facebook's handling of the issue but at the same time getting a couple jabs in.
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The band — which includes the guitarist Chase Knobbe, the bassist Matt Ebert and the drummer Jeff Enzor — has specialized in hard, fast, tear-inducing jabs.
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Many of these people lack the desire to work, Mr. Jabs said, and he sees the money spent on trying to train them as wasted.
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But for now, most Democrats seem to agree that the harshest jabs at Trump are better left until the height of the crisis is past.
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But what elevates Unexplored is how, using "cyclical" generation, it builds levels that you sweep through in daring arcs instead of tiny jabs of inquiry.
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Listen: When Megan Thee Stallion raps, the words arrive like jabs: confident, precise, disorientingly direct, our critic writes in his review of her new album.
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The positive responses were welcomed by Warren's team, who chafed at the "tomahawk chops" Brown staffers performed to rattle her, and Trump's repeated "Pocahontas" jabs.
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It goes beyond casual disagreements about her opinion or jabs because she picked one team over another, and gets at the core of her existence.
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There were no attacks on the media; no especially flamboyant claims or personal jabs; and few significant digressions from the prepared text of his speech.
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Speaking at a charity dinner in New York, the retired four-star Marine Corps general delivered a speech that included several punchy jabs at Trump.
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This being Washington, The Hill's 6900 Most Beautiful wasn't without controversy, with critics every year hurling some not-so-beautiful jabs at the latest crop.
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HBO comedy "Silicon Valley" debuted a new opening sequence, which took jabs at recent events like Facebook's Russian hacking scandal and Juicero's failed business plan.
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The former mayor of South Bend, Indiana used the debate to launch a number of jabs at his competitors, particularly Bernie Sanders and Michael Bloomberg.
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It's Axe's instinct to behave like a bully, as evidenced by the pummeling of civil suits that hit Chuck like small jabs to the sternum.
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He's poured more than $1.5 million into airing ads in Iowa criticizing Medicare for All and free college, and taken jabs at Warren for weeks.
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Warren and Buttigieg got in a few more jabs at each other — perhaps not surprising for two candidates with some crossover in their voter base.
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While Steyer believes de León is best-suited for the Senate, he didn't take any jabs at Feinstein and commended her for her public service.
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United Nations (CNN)US Ambassador Nikki Haley and Russian UN Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia traded verbal jabs Tuesday over the use of chemical weapons in Syria.
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President Obama has weighed in with his own jabs at the tax system, often denouncing the ability of wealthy individuals to pay less than most Americans.
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These protesters filtered through the crowd, but somehow managed to keep to themselves—any jabs from Trump supporters came sotto voce, after the targets had passed.
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No one takes more exception to this than Freddy, who continues make jabs and threats at Tony if he doesn't spend more time on the deck.
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The Roots—the house band of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon—are known for sneaking flyby jabs into 10-second snippets of walk-on music.
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Relations between Haley and Trump have been far from cordial, with both vaulting verbal jabs at each other during the race for the White House. Rep.
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Dos Santos 101 is to thrust in body jabs and right straights to the gut from range, and chuck the overhand when the opponent starts reacting.
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" Hammering in point, he went on to dish out a few more jabs at the American people, saying: "Americans are a little bit loud, sometimes rowdy.
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Still, the jabs at Islam are set apart by their sheer ugliness as well as by companion efforts aimed at restricting Muslim civil liberties and immigration.
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From woke culture to internet trolls to cancel culture (which wasn't even a thing yet when this movie was made), all these are given satirical jabs.
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Expecting attacks from his primary opponents—which, for the most part, never materialized—Rubio was clearly well-briefed to counter with some jabs of his own.
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Cartoonist Matthew Thurber doesn't leave us with a clean moral or tidy ending to his series of comic jabs at the art world and its institutions.
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Metro UK dug up some of his past jabs, including the photo from 2015 below, proving that these two have been at odds for a while.
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The actress served as a makeshift host along with Kevin Hart at the beginning of the show, and she spared no one with her monologue jabs.
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The movie isn't particularly funny or scary — instead, we're stuck with obvious jabs at the hypocrisy of the art world, interrupted by boring, unimaginative death scenes.
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After determined anti-vax activists visited Somalis in Minnesota to spread the idea that jabs caused autism, vaccine coverage fell and measles promptly infected 79 people.
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There were jabs at President Donald Trump, of course — though the 226-year-old former Secretary of State never mentioned her former presidential opponent by name.
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The issue of tax returns has become a way for Democratic candidates to take jabs at President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly refused to publish his.
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Markle's reasoning seems to be that because the royal family isn't listening to his media jabs and aren't speaking to him, they must be a cult.
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Her jabs at politically correct pieties delight the party's base, and the SPD, having been suffocated in coalition with Mrs Merkel, is happy to play along.
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The vid shows Tenshin poppin' off lightning-quick moves ... and some seriously fast jabs -- writing he's not sure how Floyd (who's 41, btw) can keep up.
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Immediately going in on the #OscarsSoWhite controversy, Rock included jabs at Jada Pinkett Smith, who opted not to attend the Dolby Theatre show, and Kevin Hart.
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A few sharper lines, a stab at Holt, pithy jabs at Clinton for her health and penchant for privacy—and Trump could pull off an upset.
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Channeling favorites like the Teardrop Explodes and the Specials with a punk fervor, Albarn used the opportunity to take jabs at the scenes he now disowned.
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Both men cheer on their sons and when verbal jabs don't work, they resort to heinous ways of proving that their own child is the best.
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An easy way to tell Tisha's serious about her workouts ... check out her breathing and how she seamlessly ducks and pivots after mixing jabs and combinations.
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Watching the body jabs of Floyd Mayweather and Junior dos Santos, there is certainly no arguing that the jab cannot be more than just 'a jab'.
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The device jabs a dose of the drug epinephrine into the thigh to counter dangerous allergic reactions such as to peanuts, food allergies and bee stings.
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The EpiPen jabs a dose of the drug epinephrine into the thigh to counter dangerous allergic reactions such as to peanuts, food allergies and bee stings.
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A bigger problem, however, is the growing number of parents who delay or pick and choose jabs even though they are not against vaccination in general.
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Watch Georges St-Pierre or Robert Whittaker stutter-step into their jabs and you will see how it throws off even the best fighters in MMA.
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He'll set up his distance and he'll dart in with heavy jabs and right straights to the midsection, before suddenly swinging that overhand across the top.
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On several occasions in the first round Hunt became uncomfortable with the feints and jabs and decided to swing at Miocic first, whereupon Miocic countered excellently.
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The man who was once his top European partner, Macron, now appears to have become just another world leader subject to ill-timed insults and jabs.
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He praised true blue Conservatism and threw jabs at wets in his own party ("Philip Hammond is no doubt in many ways a very great man").
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Warren's jabs at Trump on Twitter have been notable for both their speed and intensity, with the former Harvard professor matching Trump's penchant for cutting insults.
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The saga has dominated headlines, sparked jabs between political parties, and threatened to overshadow the much-vaunted "Wellbeing" budget promised by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's government.
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Dan Moody and former Johns Creek City Councilman Bob Gray with a new ad that jabs at two recent spots by the two men, both Republicans.
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The U.S. president blamed recent jabs by North Korea's government for his decision to cancel the gathering, but he also left the door open to talks.
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But perhaps it wasn't a shock that her jabs about The Hunger Games and wolfing down cheesesteaks were met with a "please clap" level of enthusiasm.
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As soon as Shevchenko gets aggressive, look for the counter left hands and—probably more important in a southpaw versus southpaw engagement—counter jabs and hooks.
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The song takes several jabs at Prez Trump -- such as asking Allah why Trump's still alive and the chant ... "Stand up, time to impeach the president!"
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Her signature look — big curves, bigger hair — has endured, as has her act: scowling, spiky comedy, laced with political jabs and honeyed with Southern-fried gregariousness.
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Jimmy Kimmel's got jokes • Wielding his dry, sardonic style, Mr. Kimmel delivered an opening monologue that took jabs at Mr. Weinstein, Mel Gibson and President Trump.
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This series presenting cinematic classics to young people kicks off its spring season with actual kicks — and quite a few pokes, smacks, jabs and swings, too.
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Several took jabs at the absent President Trump without mentioning him by name, criticizing his "America First" foreign policy and his habit of provoking trade disputes.
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During the drama before the regulators in Raleigh, he largely kept out of sight, leaving the most pointed of jabs to lawyers and Democratic campaign operatives.
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Mr. Van Der Beek and Mr. McLean headed to one corner to run through basic fighting moves, including 10-repetition sets of jabs, hooks and uppercuts.
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A spokeswoman for Mr. Cotton said she saw no conflict between the senator's call for unity now and his jabs at the Obama White House then.
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As the title suggests, it's a record that jabs away at the failures of the American experiment, half out of fear and half out of disappointment.
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Where most fighter's jabs if thrown straight would mark up their opponent's right eye more easily, Clay's jab came from low and was often thrown backhanded.
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Qatar and its foes have exchanged jabs through news and social media, in fake news stories and leaked emails, and on the streets of Western capitals.
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"We'll just have to work it out, I mean despite all the rhetoric," said Roberts, who presided over the Senate as McConnell and Schumer traded jabs.
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Their hands wrapped and stuffed into boxing gloves, the students soon filled the gym with hissing sounds as they practiced jabs and uppercuts against heavy bags.
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Sanders, for his part, weathered both the usual criticisms of Medicare for All and new jabs on issues like the recent controversy over his medical records.
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In 2011, when SNL alum Seth Meyers hosted the dinner, then-President Obama's jabs at Trump are rumored to have inspired him into running for office.
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Several Democratic donors in the region recently told CNBC that they are now planning to support her campaign despite her unambiguous jabs at the tech industry.
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Meantime, while the Davos agenda will look to "create bridges to resolve conflicts in global hotspots," Trump has made jabs at a number of European allies.
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Instead of biking through digital Tuscany, you&aposll throw a few hundred jabs and hooks on a punching bag, while being guided by an elite trainer.
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For me, online abuse has come in the form of jabs at my writing, my feminist leanings and, most hurtful of all, my disability and appearance.
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Beyond the small-stakes jabs NFL protests and the DREAMers, Trump also brought out some of his favorite talking points on jobs, taxes, and the economy.
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There will undoubtedly be some pointed jabs at the Trump administration, which will have wrapped a very chaotic first 100 days in office by the event.
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She wasn't polling well enough to make the main event, but she dominated the undercard debate with fluent, precise answers and some good jabs at Trump.
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It was a dizzying sight for anyone who's followed the sharp jabs they threw at each other on the campaign trail and Trump's years of birther claims.
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Picking at the giant with single shots, Sharkey set up his blows to the head with three or four body jabs and strolled around the ring freely.
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McGregor went toe-to-toe with Mayweather in early rounds, landing straight-ahead jabs, counterpunching well and overall being more active and aggressive than his veteran opponent.
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Ending up along the ropes Canelo would sit helplessly on the end of two or three right jabs and a flicking right straight before eventually circling off.
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The political fallout continued over the weekend even after Beijing agreed to return the drone, with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump taking jabs at China on Twitter.
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So I was ready for Incredibles 2, with characteristic Pixar humor, to take some jabs at the Marvel universe, maybe keep on moving in the same vein.
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But the jabs and jostling of debate nights — this was the eighth since June, and the direct confrontations were fairly muted — don't matter so much for him.
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This show of strength at SpaceX headquarters comes just two weeks after the two figures exchanged public jabs in the press, suggesting friction between SpaceX and NASA.
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Donald J. Trump is increasingly taking jabs at Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, who is riding momentum in Iowa less than a month before the caucuses there.
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The main reason for this is the accumulation over time of people who missed one or both of the two measles jabs that are routine for children.
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Sensing that McGregor was hurt, the Californian suddenly seemed more energetic and went after him, firing off a series of hooks and jabs that found their target.
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Neither diet expert showed much concern over the burgers' sodium levels or Impossible Foods' use of GMOs, both of which have been past jabs at the company.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump exchanged a series of quick jabs during the first presidential debate at Hofstra University Monday night in Hempstead, New York.
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In the satirical, meta, and R-rated surprise 2016 hit, the Reynold's character, Wade Wilson, takes some pretty self-depricating jabs at his first failed superhero flick.
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The one liners took jabs at America's foreign policy, a spinach-loving cartoon sailor and the beloved red-headed Weasley clan from J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series.
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Whittaker jabs in, circles off, intercepts Jacare with a winding front kick to the body, then counters with a body shot and a right to the head.
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But again, we are talking about favourites—Ali slammed in classical straight jabs against Cleveland Williams, Ray Robinson stepped in on jolting lefts to the solar plexus.
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After all, it wouldn't be so uncomfortable if we didn't see at least some part of ourselves in Tracey's overly exuberant tongue jabs during her first kiss.
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" Morgan continued on a sexist tirade for the Daily Mail (LOL), including the predictable jabs at Madonna's motherhood and age, writing "you have five children, not one.
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Catholic bishops, and particularly their American umbrella group, the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, like to position themselves above the partisan fray, rarely responding to political jabs.
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Kimmel took jabs at Rudy Giuliani, the former New York City mayor who is now Trump's attorney in the ongoing special counsel investigation into Russia's election meddling.
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The back-and-forth burns Kimmel, who in the last year has become known for his political monologues, didn't shy away from taking jabs at Cruz's politics.
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Ahead of the Fury bout in 2018, Wilder had landed 32.5% of his jabs according to Compubox data, which is higher than the division average of 25.5.
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Georges St-Pierre demonstrated this with jabs to the solar plexus which had Penn dropping his hands, and with elbows to the midsection from inside Penn's guard.
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He can also fight like a classic boxer, which is why he lands 22.7 jabs per round compared to 17.6 for the average welterweight, according to CompuBox.
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But, in the man, Hendricks was on the retreat as his quicker, sharper opponent continued to land jabs and stinging crosses to force him on the backfoot.
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Dipping counter jabs to the chest and face might well prevent the champ from building longer combinations and limit the pace of the fight to sharp shooting.
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As he did in his resignation letter from the defense secretary post, Mattis takes several indirect jabs at Trump for his stance towards traditional US military allies.
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The late-night hosts on Tuesday took jabs at Charlie Rose, who lost his positions at CBS and PBS after numerous women accused him of sexual harassment.
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"They're leaving it to the character who is best friends with Donnie and Melania to inadvertently be the one delivering the most vicious jabs," Ms. Mullally said.
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Steve Harvey Human Pee-Wee's Playhouse character Steve Harvey moves way, way down this week for using quotes from Joel Osteen to take jabs at Pusha-T.
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It's a small, briny cloud, with swift jabs of chile and a leavening bite of cilantro, that tastes as much of the sun as of the depths.
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Antetokounmpo said nothing at the time, but he has flicked a couple of jabs at Harden in the past few weeks that have been impossible to ignore.
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At an NAACP banquet in Laurens, S.C., last weekend, a top Sanders' surrogate, Nina Turner, delivered a rousing speech that took subtle jabs at Warren and Biden.
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But with intelligence leaders publicly testifying on Thursday on Russian cyberattacks, the president-elect tried to walk some of those jabs back — and blamed the news media.
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It always gets ugly between the 6 God and Embiid when Philly plays the Toronto Raptors ... with Drizzy and the All-Star trading jabs at any opportunity.
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Here are five takeaways from the final Florida gubernatorial debate: It was the most bitter exchange yet In the first debate, both Gillum and DeSantis traded jabs.
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With another Democratic caucus looming — and the memory of the disaster in Iowa still painfully fresh — James Corden took the opportunity to get a few jabs in.
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And within 16 minutes President Trump returned to firing jabs at the media, reviving the tactic he has deployed since the early days of his presidential campaign.
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We combed through Twitter and Instagram for some of the best signs we have seen today, from hilarious jabs at the current government to calls for action.
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The jabs at fan fiction as a form are softened by the image of these stars seeming so game in engaging in a bit of performative humiliation.
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Trump Mocks Greta Thunberg on Twitter, and She Jabs Back Michelle Obama urged the 16-year-old climate activist to "ignore the doubters" after the president's comments.
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Even more challenging is Brent Norwalk (Ben Koldyke), a living embodiment of white male privilege who drops random jabs at Captain Marvel into rants about political correctness.
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Again and again, the show takes sharp jabs at modern culture, including a delirious vision of a post-apocalyptic L.A. Times , with nothing left but customer service.
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What makes Messi so captivating is that it is not just the killer blows that count, but all of the jabs and the thrusts and the parries.
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It's no doubt that his jabs at athletes help keep him in the zeitgeist, while arguably only further stirring the pot of racial division in this nation.
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The rollout — complete with Sanders-esque finger jabs and talk of "doctahs" and "dollahs" — was live-streamed from a packed room in the Dirksen Senate Office Building.
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The visibly fresher man, Ward had finally found his distance—peppering his Russian opponent with jabs and punches to both the head and body, keeping his Kovalev guessing.
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Double jabs and double one-twos seemed to work well against Schmeling as he could be convinced to lean back and get stuck in a purely defensive position.
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He was a little on the small side for a heavyweight but he was a masterful ring general and had one of the finest jabs in the game.
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Ace, who suffered the injury on June 19, made a clean splash into the water — but that didn't stop some from taking jabs at Simpson over the stunt.
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Pilot's new single, "Flossin" features the not-at-all-subtle jabs and, naturally, the music video co-stars a Blac Chyna-esque character, played by model AzMarie Livingston.
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They're (mostly) friendly, funny jabs at the hair and makeup problems so many of us deal with, and serve as subtle reminders not to take ourselves too seriously.
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Sessions, 22017, a former US senator and federal prosecutor from Alabama, was largely quiet amid the personal jabs from the president, and generally expressed his support for Trump.
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Her debate performance — spicy one-liners, good humor about being a "fresh face," and pointed jabs at rivals to her left — made her, once again, a stand out.
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And that was just some of what he covered in a freewheeling press conference that lasted for over an hour, taking jabs at several reporters who asked questions.
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Its leader, Andras Fekete-Gyor (pictured), a bearded, focused 28-year-old, jabs his right hand for emphasis as he lays out his plans for the party, Momentum.
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Dwyane Wade and Kevin Hart jokingly traded jabs on Monday as the Miami Heat took on Hart's beloved Philadelphia 217ers — and Wade scored 22018 points in 13 minutes.
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Wedging his way in behind that peculiar high forearms, elbows forward guard, Golovkin flicked off pecking jabs which gave Canelo scanty openings into which he could counter punch.
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And in between revelling in the likeness of God and the secular world, K Dot still finds time to throw jabs at Jay Electronica and Aubrey Graham. Respect.
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"In the era of Donald J. Trump, with his freewheeling rallies and over-the-top combative Twitter jabs, authenticity reigns supreme over more scripted, polished pols," she wrote.
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The sisters traded jabs on the social media app on Tuesday while at a photo shoot together, teasing each other with silly videos that got a little personal.
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At some point, the snarky jabs at ex-boyfriends and annoying brothers became name-calling and virtue signaling, and her bullish charm had gotten lost along the way.
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The show was interspersed with highlight reels ("The Year in Bills Fans"), actual sports awards ("Best Highlight") and the expected jabs at well-known sports figures ("Worst Owner").
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Regarding Trump&aposs jabs at the Rodger&aposs fellow league members being unpatriotic and disrespectful, he doesn&apost feel the need for him or his peers to respond.
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The president has called for civility and unity at numerous points during his time in the White House, only to take jabs at his political foes soon after.
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As the slaps and jabs continue, Thon will be forced to confront the truth that we are all our own worst instigators in this greatest melee called life.
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" On Twitter Thursday, Moore continued his social media jabs, writing, "Despite D.C. and Hollywood Elites' bigotry towards southerners, Jimmy, we'll save you a seat on the front pew.
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The moment the Obamas stepped onto the national stage it was apparent that America just couldn't resist the ugly racial jabs, whether done in jest or with malice.
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The first signs were when Mayweather made subtle jabs at Broner's training discipline and gym conduct after his loss to Marcos Maidana, and then later against Shawn Porter.
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In America, some poor children miss out on vaccines despite a federal programme to provide the jabs free, since they have no regular relationship with a family doctor.
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This week, Obama met with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after delivering remarks in Montreal that warned against authoritarianism -- remarks that were seen as veiled jabs at Trump.
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In Super Bowl commercials for the last two years, for instance, Budweiser has taken jabs at hipsters and craft beer drinkers — a kind of us-versus-them narrative.
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The tall, swift youngster, his hands carelessly low, backed away from Liston's jabs, circled around Liston's dangerous left hook and opened a nasty gash under Liston's left eye.
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But over time, the pregnancy went along smoothly, aside from the unbelievable number of jabs and pokes I felt with five active little ones bouncing around in there.
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The former governor has taken jabs at Pruitt before, calling him the "wrong person" for the job months earlier, and taking to social media to criticize his policies.
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The light hurt my eyes, and sounds felt like sharp little jabs at my head; when the helicopter came, that afternoon on the roof, I hunched over, protectively.
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But the dinner scene also jabs at a culture so unforgiving that mothers are exhorted to reclaim their prenatal figure, or to return to work, with preternatural haste.
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But, in the eyes of voters, Sanford's free-wielding jabs at Trump, his candid comments about the President's leadership style, overshadowed any allegiance he had to conservative principles.
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The jabs have come even Clinton surrogates such as former Pennsylvania governor Ed Rendell, who this week said he'd like to see Clinton "smile more" in the debate.
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Jędrzejczyk still had life in her feet and danced around the cage flicking out jabs at Gadelha, while Gadelha swung back one slow, strained punch at a time.
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A faked takedown to an overhand or left hook, or a few body jabs and a right across the top could both give him fits over the rounds.
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By the second round, Pearson was being thrown off so well by Hooker's feints and non-commital jabs that he began to reach to parry the jab instead.
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Over the past 12 years, their numbers have doubled at the food bank, Mr. Jabs said, and he knows many more who are too proud to seek assistance.
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Trump replayed some of his greatest hits through 68 minutes of wide-ranging remarks alternating between his prepared teleprompter lines and his own free-flowing stream of jabs.
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Issuing partisan jabs two months before September's end, White House officials are accusing Democrats of being deceitful and using veterans funding as a ploy to raise government spending.
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Rival campaigns worry about her unpredictable attacks if she participates in the debate, pointing to her sharp jabs against Senator Kamala Harris of California in an earlier matchup.
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And you keep throwing jabs until you get an opening for that left hook or that straight right, and hopefully people will take notice once that punch comes.
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In an interview with The Times, Laurents, 91 and long known for trading jabs with erstwhile (and, by then, mostly dead) creative partners, called Robbins's 1980 revival bland.
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Comedy reaches its greatest heights when it jabs at absurdity and ridicules unjust realities, and that's just what Tarantino delights in doing, when he's doing his best work.
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The Brooklyn-born justice has gone along with the attention, which comes especially from young women, in good humor and continued her jabs, if more subtly, at Trump.
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A feminist triumph with some delightful jabs at the [insert fanfare] state of things, Glitter Room is worth every minute and sip of wine you'll spend on it.
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While criticizing media coverage has long been a surefire tactic to rile up crowds, the depth of the president's most recent jabs took even seasoned journalists by surprise.
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Cue days of tiring Twitter discourse as "film" people and Marvel fans make jabs at each other to try to prove that their movie interests are mutually exclusive.
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Trying to fight a class war through implicit jabs at those who are running and those who came before you is not how these things actually get done.
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But neither his buyback plan, nor verbal jabs at former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Mayor Pete Buttigieg during the June debate, gave him significant traction.
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In the minutes following the Paul&aposs victory against AnEnsonGib, he and KSI were face-to-face in the boxing ring, taunting each other and exchanging verbal jabs.
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To critics of Mr. Trump who say he is in the business of fudging numbers to fit his economic narrative, the jabs at the C.B.O. are particularly worrisome.
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"Partially echoing her husband&aposs jabs at the press, she added that the message on the jacket was meant "for the left-wing media who are criticizing me.
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Created by its stars and Jonathan Krisel, the sketch series presents a parody of Portland, with its playful jabs at uptight feminists and farm-to-table-obsessed diners.
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Through subtle manipulation of timing and Aldo's expectations, Holloway had the featherweight great swinging at shadows and was able to needle him with repeated jabs to the eye.
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In 2016, Bernie had occasional jabs on national security topics to throw at Clinton, but he didn't really have much in the way of a national security message.
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But his decision to create a web series with a first episode that jabs pointedly at the president is striking because of Mr. Roth's history with Mr. Trump.
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Ferguson's long jabs, coming off both sides as he back steps and marches between stances, catch opponents off rhythm, mid-punch, and sting, cut and tire his man.
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We saw Sanders and Warren start to take more pointed jabs at the frontrunner at the California Democratic convention over the weekend, a sign of things to come.
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Emily Blunt as Velma Von TussleIn The Devil Wears Prada, Blunt's icy tongue was only beat by Miranda's cold jabs (and let's face it, no one can top Meryl).
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Sure, we've seen the Atlas robot do things like walk over rough terrain, balance on one foot, pick up boxes and even recover from the jabs of annoying humans.
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The mischievous lawmaker, whose Twitter feed is regularly filled with jabs, memes and general tomfoolery, mocked Google after he found that his search biography showed he died on Sept.
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Jabs and feints were his stock and trade and when opponents attempted to rush in on him, he would side step and wheel around the ring to evade them.
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Julian gets in a few jabs, including a close call via strangulation, but it's of course Villanelle who emerges victorious when she stabs a knitting needle into his neck.
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The saga has dominated headlines, sparked jabs between political parties, and threatened to overshadow the much-vaunted "Wellbeing" budget promised by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's Labour-led coalition government.
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On Reddit's r/Target page and the unofficial employee forum The Breakroom, the new devices have been met with enthusiasm—and plenty of jabs at the old iOS scanners.
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During the eleventh GOP debate of the 123 election in Detroit, Michigan, Trump said, "I guarantee you, there's no problem" in retaliation to Rubio's jabs about his hand size.
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Whoa Vicky is continuing her barrage against Danielle Bregoli ... but instead of kicking her ass again, she's throwing verbal jabs that are sure to stir up more bad blood.
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Party leaders rallied the crowd of about 500 here with a focus of unity at the Republican convention in July and jabs at President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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While Trump's kids, hair, and "having sex with models" were all fair game for the roast, he was reportedly not cool with jabs about his finances or multiple bankruptcies.
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Mr Lydon and his colleagues did not collect data on how many children missed jabs as a result of stock-outs, so the consequence of such laxity is unknown.
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Evans confounded everyone by standing in front of the southpaw Nogueira for three whole rounds doing nothing but tapping his lead hand and shooting jabs straight into his palm.
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The news comes just days after the rappers' relationship consumed headlines thanks to Jay-Z's highly anticipated album 4:44, on which he sends a few jabs Kanye's way.
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"He was throwing jabs, throwing punches at my stomach all night, and I didn't retaliate until late in the game, when they weren't doing (anything) about it," George said.
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That timing is likely coincidental, as meetings are largely dictated by the congressional calendar and scheduled well ahead, but lawmakers meeting with Powell would not have missed Trump's jabs.
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Fox unearthed the clip Wednesday as the network and the candidate traded jabs ahead of Thursday's presidential debate, the final time Republicans will share the stage before the Feb.
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Minnie Driver's nasty war with a neighbor landed her on the witness stand in an L.A. court, but outside the neighbor struck back with some jabs of his own.
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But every four years the Al Smith dinner plays host to the two presidential candidates — who traditionally roast each other lightly with gentle jabs and make self-deprecating jokes.
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A South African crew member takes pointed, racist jabs at his non-white counterparts, and York must work with a commander who previously told her women couldn't handle spaceflight.
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While Trump's taunting jabs at other candidates have amused some GOP voters, they are not in keeping with the language of a man who lives by his Christian faith.
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He dispensed with his usual riff about his poll numbers and mostly avoided jabs at his fellow candidates (with the exception of a "low-energy" shot at Jeb Bush).
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Cormier went after both men, checking their hands and shooting jabs, and if they threw the right hand or slipped his jab, Cormier's left hand shot over their shoulder.
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The technique is intended to stun opponents with a rash of quick jabs, and get them to lift their heads so that the shoeshiner can deliver a knockout blow.
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This time around one fight in every 15 has ended with a boxer hitting the floor, possibly because the scoring system rewards swings at the head over short jabs.
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There are the endless sexist jabs, the doubts that you can do your job well just because of your gender, and even the horrible harassment from so-called fans.
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McCann had fast hands and put them to good use as he used Larios as target practice, hitting him with southpaw jabs, lead left hooks, and spiteful body shots.
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Instead, the political team is poring over the negative things Republicans have said about Trump and weighing the context, tone and frequency of any jabs, the senior official said.
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In addition to Saturday Night Live's regularly scheduled mockery of the Trump administration, this week's Jimmy Fallon-hosted episode fit in jabs at United Airlines and Pepsi as well.
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As the presumptive Republican nominee gave a speech, threatening to rip up trade accords and put tariffs on goods from China, the chamber live-tweeted its jabs and counterpunches.
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On both nights of the Detroit debates, health care dominated for at least the first half hour, with the candidates exchanging nasty jabs about the motives of their rivals.
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On the late night menu: Trump and Kim Comedians Jimmy Kimmel, Trevor Noah, James Corden, Stephen Colbert and Seth Myers take turns taking jabs at the historic Singapore Summit.
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Humor has become a coping mechanism over the past several months so there's no shortage of jabs — but the overarching sentiment is that an independent investigation is needed immediately.
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Other news organizations have made similar jabs at the president, including CNN highlighting the number of tweets Trump has sent in his first 6 months in the White House.
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Here Poirier flicks out half a dozen jabs that simply serve to keep Gaethje on the end of his reach and covering up, then sneaks through the power punches.
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Donnell Rawlings says Pete Davidson can't have it both ways -- if he's gonna bang bad bitches, he can't dodge the personal jabs from haters that come along with it.
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He feigns that he is only considering bringing it up in the future (despite a few jabs), but mostly he leaves the frontal attacks to surrogates like Rudy Giuliani.
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Samantha Bee didn't pull any punches on "Full Frontal," saving her sharpest jabs for Donald Trump Jr. "Any time there was collusion going on, Donnie was there," she said.
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Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel both started their shows with clever jabs at President Trump over his constantly shifting characterizations of his relationship with Vladimir Putin, the Russian president.
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Smith and Trump have traded jabs at one another in recent months, with the anchor having repeatedly drawn the president's ire after pushing back on various remarks from him.
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Held simultaneously in New York and Los Angeles, the writers' awards were interspersed with political jabs at President Trump, which have become par for the course this awards season.
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It was his fifth time at the podium taking jabs at the entertainment industry and the members of the HFPA, and he, too, claimed it would be his last.
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Mattis got in some choice jabs at the president at a black-tie dinner, and now we have an excerpt from a forthcoming book about the Trump administration's Pentagon.
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For now, the bans have provoked a swirl of commentary and jabs on social media that could well pay political dividends for figures on both sides, campaign consultants said.
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Trump's past jabs at intelligence reports were noted this week by two conservative personalities on Fox News Channel, Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity, who are among Trump's favorite commentators.
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