He needs to kiss up to Trump to win the election.
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But I will never kiss up to a man ever again in my life.
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But once that deadline hits you can kiss up to $1,800 in savings goodbye.
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With life itself depending on it, how do we determine which billionaires to kiss up to?
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Don't kiss up to me, yes I know that I'm very old, I got that, thank you.
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And whatever happens happens, but I will never kiss up to a man ever again in my life.
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Spotify wants to take the place of the thousands of radio stations that record labels typically kiss up to.
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This is an important time to kiss up to authority figures—they'll help you get to the right places.
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Sweet, seductive Venus will kiss up to the curmudgeon of the zodiac, helping ground you during an emotionally difficult situation.
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You can't just hang out with friends or kiss up to bosses all month—you also need some time to snuggle.
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"Don't kiss up to a man who'll mock someone probably fighting for their life right now," one Twitter user identified as Cassie tweeted in reply.
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And we don't kiss-up to Putin I believe in being tough on trade but let's not be stupid in how we address the issue.
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By taking to Fox News to kiss up to Trump, he became national security adviser, a job that no other president would have ever given to a discredited warmonger.
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It felt like the closest thing Trump had ever given to a conciliatory speech: an attempt to try to kiss up to the global elite rather than telling them to kiss off.
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With Corinne's exit, we got tears, a few requisite one-liners — "I'll never kiss up to a man again!" was her version of Scarlett O'Hara's plea — and a mournful limo ride through New York City.
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The season is best summarized by viral sketches that, boiled down, were just the easiest, most Facebook-shareable joke to make about the most ridiculous thing that happened in the preceding week: If Russia's influence on the election or the administration was in the news, Putin would pop up shirtless in the White House and kiss up to a witless Trump.
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X-treme Close Up features the history, facts and stories of American hard rock band Kiss, up to the time of filming in 1992. The video features vintage concert footage, interviews and videos from the early beginnings in the early 1970s to the early 1990s. It was released on July 14, 1992. The video has been praised for its informative nature, and gives the viewer an inside look at the iconic band.
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Over the course of the story, he develops from an attitude of intolerance to acceptance and wisdom. Because of his acquired wisdom, he can usually point out people whose actions are phony or genuine: In the case of Capts. Mauser and Harris, he usually points out what their intentions are and belittles them for their actions, mainly because both men like to kiss up to him (more prominent with Mauser, while Harris takes a more antagonistic approach). He does not appear in the animated series, but is substituted by another chief of police.
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She had previously broken ties with the caucus' political action committee over its campaign contributions to Baca's sons. Baca responded that Solis "was a kiss-up" to Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, a remark for which he later apologized. Solis was indeed considered a close ally of Pelosi, which helped her get a seat on the Energy and Commerce Committee. She considered running for the position of Democratic Caucus Vice-Chairman for the 110th Congress, but deferred to incumbent John Larson after Rahm Emanuel chose to run for caucus chair, which Larson had been running for.
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Eastwood said that the skit was made up on the spot right before he gave it and that if he could, he would say something different if he could have a do-over: "My only message was [that] I wanted people to take the idolizing factor out of every contestant out there. Just look at the work, look at the background, and then make a judgment on that. I was just trying to say that, and did it in kind of a roundabout way which took a lot more time, I suppose, than they would have liked." I'd probably say something else but I'd try to get the same message across so that people don't have to kiss up to politicians.
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