Ditto the Seinfeld gang kibitzing into oblivion in a jail cell.
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The clear view from the 3-D screen makes that kind of kibitzing possible.
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Instead, he freelances, kibitzing with foreign leaders like he does with old real estate pals.
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He finds endless ways to digress into autobiographical tangents, usually with some crying and kibitzing.
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In the new Golf Digest, the Trumps have a magazine cover that rises above the kibitzing.
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The volunteers are ordinary people: retired Macy's executives, social workers, bakers, underemployed millennials or kibitzing empty-nesters.
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A U.M.B.C. fund-raiser last year featured the elder Odom kibitzing with the former Maryland coach Gary Williams.
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The Fed is also kibitzing, ready to jump in and kill the joyride if the White House makes a wrong move.
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Like his father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Alex spends more time kibitzing with customers on the selling floor than inside his office.
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He was typically quick to become irritated, but when he's kibitzing with us and our crossword puzzles, he forgets his cross words.
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Working with the artist Tim Hamilton, with much encouragement and a little kibitzing from Bradbury, we spent five years putting this together.
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Some tried to keep close watch over his kibitzing with guests during Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan's visit to Palm Beach, Fla.
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He argued that he could get more done "at my desk" than kibitzing with European leaders or staging photo ops in the Holy Land.
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Editorial Rarely has a vote in one country attracted as much active kibitzing abroad as Britain's approaching referendum on whether to stay in the European Union.
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After the kibitzing drowned out the scholarships and awards, the president would take the podium, as the opening act for a celebrity who then roasted him.
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But in this predominantly Latino neighborhood where parks are scarce, residents and activists have begun a design intervention to reclaim streets for civic life, kibitzing and play.
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Already he's landed on a half-dozen "ones to watch" lists, handed out a CMA trophy, and he's regularly kibitzing with Kathie Lee and Hoda on the TODAY show.
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Whether he was joking with the Zamboni crew, visiting fans in the blue seats or kibitzing with former teammates, there were hugs, laughter and spirited hockey stories to be told.
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And the once chatty operative — who was known for kibitzing with reporters, diplomats and political consultants over WhatsApp and in the bar of the Hyatt hotel in Kiev — has gone dark.
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Now, suddenly, Mr. Gabbay is everywhere: kibitzing on talk shows, fulminating on Facebook, drawing crowds on college campuses and even in right-wing backwaters where Labor politicians have long feared to tread.
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" Even in the world of high-stakes fund-raisers, it's unusual to see Jeff Bezos, the billionaire founder of Amazon, kibitzing with Awkwafina, a breakout star of "Ocean's 8" and "Crazy Rich Asians.
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By then I knew "my grandfather" well enough to know how he would reply to such arrant kibitzing, and I wish I could repeat his words here, but alas, they are not fit to print.
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One Saturday morning, Marvin Gaye doing "Grapevine" is on the sound system and four or five regulars are kibitzing with Jolie, who rules the cosmetics, gifts, face creams and cannabis-infused salves she swears by.
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On that hot evening, the benches outside were full of kibitzing men of a certain age; the playground across Mount Carmel Place, the two-block street that bisects the site, had largely emptied out but for a few stragglers.
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When the last British ambassador described the Trump White House in cables to 10 Downing Street as "a uniquely dysfunctional environment," his "unvarnished assessments" came from two years of cultivating and kibitzing with many of those aides who are now too skittish to attend.
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An octogenarian New Yorker, former lawyer and perpetual hostess for whom schmoozing and kibitzing have always been as essential as breathing, Gladys operates on the principle that if she can just continue to talk, she can surely power through the thickening fog of her old age.
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But if she doesn't, and you find yourself kibitzing with her again about career advancement, I hereby suspend my rule about not giving advice to people who haven't asked for it (because usually, it just hurts their feelings without doing much good) and allow you a gentle step in that direction.
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In July 2020, he admitted to cheating online by looking at all four hands "self-kibitzing"Bridge Winners website post by Michal Nowoadzki, July 13,2020. .
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Shi has now admitted to cheating at online bridge through self-kibitzing and has been suspended by the American Contract Bridge League pending a misconduct hearingACBL List of players under discipline..
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It is often served as a side dish with pastrami on rye or hot dogs.Frank Bruni, "Quit Kibitzing and Pass the Gribenes ", New York Times, February 13, 2008. Found at New York Times website. Accessed January 4, 2011.
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Play chess with Kasparov kibitzing. Forum Epinions. Retrieved on September 19, 2012. It is playable in DOSBox emulator since 0.61 version over Linux and other Unix-like operating systems, Windows XP and subsequent versions and Mac OS X.DOSBox.
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Although other online databases may contain more games (which are not necessarily screened for quality), they typically do not permit external links to individual games or allow for kibitzing on each game. According to its webmaster, Chessgames strives for quality games without participating in the arms-race mentality that produces chess databases containing millions of questionable games.
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Tony Palmer, "Giuoco Piano, Main Line", Chess Life for Kids, August 2010. Members can create Game Collections to store hundreds of database games by any desired category, such as opening, endgame, tactic, player, or tournament. The site's kibitzing may be searched by keyword for all messages to locate previous posts and find specific information. There are more than 4 million posts.
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George thinks that his white spot has been diagnosed as cancer and goes on a tirade at NBC, only to discover that he misunderstood the diagnosis. At the taping of the pilot, "Crazy" Joe Davola leaps out of the audience and onto the set while yelling "Sic semper tyrannis!" He's removed and the taping goes poorly, with the director and actors getting increasingly annoyed by George's kibitzing, and Jerry coming to the discovery that he is not as good at acting as he is at standup. The pilot airs and numerous characters from past episodes comment on it.
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Abingdon/New York: Routledge, 2018.. Johns worked at the English for Overseas Students Unit of Birmingham University from 1971 till the end of his career. This was while John Sinclair led a large team of linguists at Birmingham University working on the COBUILD project which delivered the first major corpus-based dictionaries and grammars of English for foreign students. COBUILD however, never tasked students with exploring language data themselves. Johns' referred to his specific DDL approach as kibitzing: when he returned his students' written work, together they would explore the errors using corpus data. A selection of these Kibbitzer tutorials are accessible on Mike Scott’s website.
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