Well, that and the mink coat she keeps talking about.
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He keeps talking about getting a fitting for something to wear.
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Or will it get worse if Trump keeps talking about drug prices?
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The president has real affinity for Putin and he keeps talking about it.
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But I really just want to meet the guy she keeps talking about.
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He keeps talking about the soft touch and so on and so forth.
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In the meantime, the president of the US keeps talking about nuking North Korea.
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Ladies and gentleman, I think we've found the mysterious "house" Cora keeps talking about.
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"Everybody keeps talking about two of the best quarterbacks in the draft," he said.
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He keeps talking about saving jobs and raising wages, but he's failing to lead.
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One keeps talking about how fat she is so nobody will know she's pregnant.
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"Everyone keeps talking about his face [at the alter]," Meg recalls about their wedding day.
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Donald Trump keeps talking about how he wants to rebuild America's roads, bridges, and other infrastructure.
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It's so important that Stenberg keeps talking about these things, because so many people are listening.
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Joe Biden keeps talking about his desire to reach across the aisle and work with Republicans.
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Everybody keeps talking about the Republican Party, and Lord knows they have a thousand problems too.
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Cooper: Andy keeps talking about what he's going to wear, which is the least of my concerns.
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Venture out to Brooklyn, New York, for those trippy looking rainbow bagels everyone keeps talking about. 10.
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She keeps talking about how she wants to die, and then she says that she can't breathe.
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Trump keeps talking about "insurance for all," but also supports policies that will result in people losing insurance.
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However, Mika seems like she may have an obsession with porn stars because she keeps talking about them.
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"Everyone keeps talking about the division and tribalism in our country," Pressley told BuzzFeed News by phone Wednesday.
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He keeps talking about 9/11, but those terrorists actually came from countries that aren't on the list.
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And the one candidate who keeps talking about it (Castro) didn't make the cut for the debate stage.
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Their obstruction is to reforming these three major loopholes in the immigration system that Kirstjen Nielsen keeps talking about.
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The economy constantly falls short of the Fed's projections, and the Fed keeps talking about interest rate hikes anyway.
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AF: Yes, everybody keeps talking about all the snow, and just how warm it is on set in contrast.
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Everyone keeps talking about a new economic model, but we have no idea how to create a new model.
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Abrams keeps talking about tying up eight films' worth of plot, but the problem is, that's not really true.
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The migrants keep walking and Trump keeps talking about it, so you can predict Fox's Friday rundowns... Fox v.
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Joel storms away because he's an overgrown toddler, only missing those "little green pants" his elderly secretary keeps talking about.
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The pedicure is nice, but I sit next to a lady who keeps talking about the fungus on her toes.
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Here's what you need to know about that memo everyone keeps talking about; Kenya's government cracks down on the press.
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This is almost as vital as finding out who will finally win that "game" everyone keeps talking about in Westeros.
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Everybody keeps talking about this blue wave and this pink wave — that's the wave I'm excited to be part of.
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First is the poster child family Paul Ryan keeps talking about, a family with two children making $59,000 a year.
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He keeps talking about something that is very specific, and is something that more than half of all Americans oppose.
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"Everybody keeps talking about holes in the Trump trade, but I don't see any leaks, " said Scott Redler, partner with T2.403Live.com.
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Rather than showcasing the civility he keeps talking about with Republicans, he has taken a much more adversarial stance with liberals.
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Although he keeps talking about himself as a political "outsider," he is rapidly losing the credibility to make such a claim.
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Of course it wouldn't be, and it likely will never be, as long as either party keeps talking about the other.
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The international series seems obsessed with the science of its cave, nuclear power plant, and the "black hole" everyone keeps talking about.
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Everyone keeps talking about the strike in Kuwait, and there may be something to this, depending on how long the strike lasts.
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Perhaps, if I get some family and friends on it after the launch, I'll feel the deeper connection Davison keeps talking about.
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That means the godswood will be the most important place in Winterfell during the battle, rather than the crypts everyone keeps talking about.
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I hope the Fake News Media keeps talking about Wacky Congresswoman Wilson in that she, as a representative, is killing the Democrat Party!
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Everyone and their mother keeps talking about how you should always track your SEO performance to find out how your content resonates with Google.
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"Your daughter keeps talking about Donald Trump," Yassi's teacher reported, eyeing me suspiciously as if my morning news routine started (and ended) with Breitbart.
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Activist leadership is about leading and legislating, so the fact that he keeps talking about how progressive his voting record is — like, well, so what?
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The only saving grace, for now, is that AR through the iPhone will be far less immersive than those AR glasses Facebook keeps talking about.
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She keeps talking about how worrisome it is that we're obsessed with the "dead" images of Instagram that distort reality and don't display real beauty.
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"I hope the Fake News Media keeps talking about Wacky Congresswoman Wilson in that she, as a representative, is killing the Democrat Party!" he tweeted.
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Everyone knows a guy like Drew Ackerman: the guy at parties who keeps talking about pointless topics until you manage to escape to the bathroom.
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Here are some positive, health-affirming gift ideas for the person in your life who keeps talking about kicking off a new lifestyle come Jan. 1.
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What am I missing?" one wrote, while another suggested that the "media keeps talking about anti semitic conspiracy theories but the articles lack any clear explanation.
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He keeps talking about Adam Schiff and "treason," implying he wants his political opponent arrested, and it's not even the lead story on the nightly news.
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The White House keeps talking about how its tax plan could simplify federal income tax returns to the point of being able to file via postcard.
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But he keeps talking about it anyway, floating the idea in a December op-ed in the Atlantic and making his case to Twitter last week.
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Those drugs will likely lower costs for patients, providing less expensive alternatives to name-brand therapies and introducing the competition Trump keeps talking about into the market.
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You're a kid at a sleepover, and your friend keeps talking about their uncle who works at Nintendo, getting them access to all the best and newest games.
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By next year, we should start seeing phones that can eat every part of the cake T-Mobile keeps talking about — or at least more than one section.
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Where once, not having Netflix or Hulu may have left you with a distinct sense of FOMO — what's that Orange Is the New Black show everyone keeps talking about??
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Mr Trump keeps talking about his son-in-law cutting a great deal with Israel, and clearly Israeli needs, particularly on the security side, are critical in reaching an agreement.
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Undoubtedly, as long as Trump keeps talking about building a big and beautiful wall and doing the cultural resentment thing, Trump's base will give him the benefit of the doubt.
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Even after the poor showing reported on Tuesday, which included an operating loss of $167 million, she keeps talking about her ability to kick-start growth while considering other alternatives.
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The 18 contestants were broken down into three groups of six, which are being narrowed down into three groups of three (the Super Nine that Nick Cannon keeps talking about).
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The President keeps talking about infrastructure, but he really hasn't put the money down that you'd need... I believe we can get this done, and it's my number one priority.
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Enter to win the giveaway here and cross your fingers and toes that you get to spend the winter wrapped up in a blanket and bingeing the shows everyone keeps talking about.
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As long as Keith keeps talking about the influence of the blues on the Rolling Stones, the earth will continue to spin merrily and revolve in a timely manner around the sun.
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What's been created by the lawsuit that was filed that the president keeps talking about is that they keep perpetuating the notion that maybe the federal government won't be there for these insurance companies.
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Trump keeps talking about a $1-trillion investment, but existing White House proposals have suggested only $85033 billion in dedicated funding, the rest rosily forecasted to come from private investment and state and local sources.
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When asked whether he agrees with Coats about the existence of an ongoing Russian threat, for example, Trump keeps talking about how he likes Coats personally while being oddly cagey about whether he agrees with him.
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Here, she works with Ty to expose the Circle leadership's secrets, but then he disappears, and she keeps talking about how great radical transparency is — before we cut to her in a kayak surrounded by drones.
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"If he keeps talking about sanctions, that would increase the risk of investment in Iran, but at the same time it will keep a lot of competition out," he told Reuters in a telephone interview from Tehran.
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"Everyone keeps talking about the bus lanes being blocked, and buses being so slow I could just say, 'Oh they are so blocked, it's so bad,' — but that's not very helpful," Mr. Bell said in an interview.
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This is not taken as unfriendliness and the waitress keeps talking—about the fluctuating tourist trade, the weather, which seems to keep getting warmer when it should be cooling, and her burgeoning online business selling dream catchers.
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We know this because he keeps talking about being "invisible" and proves this by publicly stripping off all of his clothing and going totally full-frontal in front of the police, since he doesn't think anyone can see him.
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While the President keeps talking about the common man and woman, most of his economic policies, such as his tax overhaul or financial deregulations, have aimed to provide relief to corporations, investors, and families in the upper income brackets.
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"Everybody keeps talking about how bad things are for Facebook, but this earnings report to me is very positive, and reiterates that Facebook is fine, and they'll get through this," said Daniel Morgan, senior portfolio manager at Synovus Trust Company.
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It's not that he can't stop talking about how his hands are perfectly fine—almost large, actually, but he buys a glove sized slightly smaller than large—you might call it a medium—it's that everyone else keeps talking about his hands.
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That could perhaps explain why Kelly clearly does not want to bone her fiancé or be why Jessica—who clearly hates Mark—keeps talking about qualities they have in common (they both love the Cubs!!) as justification for continuing to date him.
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And it also shows that the President keeps talking about her, because he is threatened by her because she is a strong intelligent woman who will be a far better president than this man was, who understands things that he can&apost possibly comprehend.
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Trump knows that for all his talk of a fast trade deal with the UK, the European Union -- at least in the short term -- remains a juicer opportunity for the United States and might help Trump create some of those jobs he keeps talking about.
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Quentin Tarantino has been swearing for years that he'll retire from filmmaking after his tenth movie and start writing screenwriting books or something, and now, it looks like he's landed on a plan for his final film—and it's that R-rated Star Trek movie he keeps talking about.
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WE HAD A PRIVATE MEETING LIKE SCOTT KEEPS TALKING ABOUT IN THE CASE OF ADP AND THEY WELCOMED THE INPUT FROM US AND WE PUT TWO DIRECTORS ON THE BOARD INCLUDING THE FORMER CFO, MATT PAUL, FROM McDONALDS, WHO WAS AT McDONALDS WHEN THEY INCUBATED CHIPOTLE SO -- ITS AN EMINENTLY FIXABLE COMPANY.
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But Biden's basic understanding of what the nation needs, and what the major challenges will be in the future, can seem grounded in earlier decades as well: Biden keeps talking about the possibility of bipartisanship, for instance, to a generation that has grown up seeing a Republican party unwilling to compromise on almost anything.
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When Sarek (Spock's father, who raised Michael as his ward, in a new bit of Trek retconning) shows up to aid Michael via the Vulcan mind meld, it's surprisingly moving for a scene involving a character who keeps talking about the danger of human emotion, thanks to the way the flashbacks suggested Sarek's bond with Michael had grown over the years.
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It was not just that Trump was in office, but also the kind of injustice that I see right now in the 13th Congressional District, where we're handing out corporate tax breaks to billionaires to build hockey stadiums downtown and everybody keeps talking about this so-called "comeback" in this city, but then my neighborhood still hasn't gotten services it needs.
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Also: "Congress keeps talking about tech — but makes little impact... Trump gets into a big fight with an ever-bigger Amazon..." 5G networks roll out but "wow few at first" because it'll take a few years to blanket the country... And "Apple is going to squeeze more money from you" through "subscriptions for news and video..." More questions What's the next earth-shattering media merger?
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She described Ryder as "a little irresponsible, but he's also kind and funny", which Coco likes about him. Despite her excitement, an anxious Coco ruins their first date. When Coco returns from a trip away, she keeps talking about a friend named Jeremy. This causes an issue with Ryder.
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At the restaurant, Adam keeps talking about his deceased wife and showing a lot of sorrow and sadness. Dana sympathizes with him and she tries to comfort him. Furthermore, Dana starts to feel a little bit off and she goes to the restroom. Adam turns Dana's phone off because Ariel kept calling her.
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Willi tries to coax Gus overboard, telling him that Rosie is waiting, but Gus keeps talking about the water, and, afraid someone will hear, Willi pushes him over the side. Gus’ calls for help rouse Stanley and the others, but it is too late. Alice wishes she could cry for Gus, but tears are made of water. When they realize that Willi is sweating, Stanley remembers what Gus told him.
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She informs Stefan about the phone call and Stefan gives her the Gilbert watch explaining her how it works. Anna (Malese Jow) finds Jeremy at the Grill and he thanks her for her help regarding his history paper. Anna keeps talking about vampires but Jeremy still does not believe in the stories and tries to get away. Anna tries to ask him out but Jeremy leaves for the school dance.
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The plot revolves around a series of murders that take place over two years in the Nevada Desert near Groom Lake. The movie opens with a woman being chased through the desert by an unseen creature, but then she wakes up revealing it to be a nightmare. Traci and her boyfriend Gibson are driving across the desert at night. Gibson keeps talking about Area 51, but Traci is only interested in reaching Las Vegas.
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Some people threw tennis balls to the garden with information about Ana and Vitor's secret. Daniela and Andreia grabbed the balls and read it to most of the people. The other reason is that everyone keeps talking about secrets with each other, but these secrets have to be discovered by clicking in the Button of Secrets. Accounts & Secrets: Jade discovered Joana and Hugo M.'s secret and all their account money was transferred to Jade's account.
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Jai moves to the village with his brother, Nikhil (Rik Makarem) and his sister Priya (Fiona Wade), to open a sweet factory. Jai is annoyed when Nikhil keeps talking about their father would run things so Jai reminds Nikhil that they run the factory, not their father. Jai soon befriends Faye Lamb (Kim Thomson) and takes a shine to Maisie Wylde (Alice Coulthard). Jai is annoyed with Priya's bad behaviour and tells her to either stop or move out of his house.
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There is a lot of reading in that film. Shari is lesbian, she has cropped hair, loves her friend to the point of forsaking anything for her and is insanely jealous of Mohanlal's bond with her. While Karthika is unaware of this. Suicide rate is highest among queer people due to the lack of acceptance and here they both commit suicide. Shari keeps talking about taking her to a “safe heaven.” Like most queer people they also face neglect from their family at a young age and they keep running away from the world.
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Spanning the years 1947–65, the film follows the maturation of Ah-ha (Ah-hsiao) as he and his family (parents, grandmother, older sister, three brothers) cope with the shock of leaving their homeland (the grandmother keeps talking about returning to the mainland to visit the ancestors). Having been only a child during the move, Ah-ha quickly acclimatizes himself to the new country, often putting him at odds with his more traditional family; he joins a street gang and has to choose between that life and taking the college entrance exam.
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Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow) returns from a ride-along with her cop boyfriend, Gary (Michael Rapaport), which prompts the guys to follow suit and share the experience. Joey buys a delicious sandwich but is not allowed to eat it in Gary's car, so he keeps talking about it, much to the annoyance of Ross and Chandler. Ross accidentally turns on the beacon, prompting Gary to move him from the front seat. During the ride, a car backfire scares them all, leading to Joey diving over Ross in an attempt to save him.
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Later, Mladen gets a call from the man who hired him, who threatens that he will kill him and Nemanja if he keeps talking about his deed. After hearing a gypsy speaking on the other end of the phone, Mladen realizes where his antagonist is and rushes into his car and starts following the man's silver BMW. After following the man to his home, a massive compound on the outskirts of Belgrade, Mladen realizes what needs to be done. He returns to his small apartment and takes his hand-gun, loads it and heads to the compound.
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Thor might have some explaining to do in this one. And with Loki, we get down to the major bones of our conflict with everything that's come from Thor to Avengers to now". Hemsworth added, "Thor's journey I think picks more so up from where we left the first one—About to take on the throne... and now coming to the realization of what responsibility comes with that. Also, Alan [Taylor] keeps talking about the dark side of that responsibility, and the secrets of being king or becoming sort of very political about what people need to know and what they want to know.
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Roger Dickinson A traditional upper middle class Englishman, Roger has spent the past few years away fighting and returns to discover a changed world - his wife is self-sufficient, his daughter very Americanised and his son has no bond with him at all and keeps talking about Uncle Harvey. Roger thinks of Charlie as being 'namby-pamby and tied to his mother's apron strings', although failing to see that he has to try and get to know his children. Roger is also tied to his own mother and gives her more respect in the household than Peggy. Roger is not deliberately unkind or unfeeling, but has trouble adjusting to the changes in his family and to the altered England he returns to.
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