Next, laughingly, she shatters this house of cards twice over.
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" She, in turn, laughingly calls him "Village Boy" and "Bushman.
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"Papa was a rolling stone," Rickey laughingly sang to me.
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"I'm kinda turning into Yogi's manager," Desjardins laughingly admits to PEOPLE.
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"She was in a purple bathing suit," the actor laughingly recalls.
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" That was when Tlaib jumped in, laughingly saying: "I'll boo. Boo.
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" Democrats are laughingly saying that McCain had a "moment of courage.
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"God loves to hear from strangers," as A.A. members laughingly put it.
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When Joannou turns around, he laughingly commissions some handprints on the wall.
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There's something laughingly smart-alecky about all this, but it's sickly and tired.
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" He added, "Democrats are laughingly saying that McCain had a 'moment of courage.
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"And the BX," Ocasio-Cortez, who is also from the Bronx, laughingly injected.
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"Yeah, it's the first time I've dressed as a man," Vasquez laughingly told CNN.
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Gio and Simpson even laughingly suggested a bungee cord plot to kill Gio's gf.
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"I'm still C-minus," she said, laughingly grading herself low on the celebrity meter.
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"Democrats are laughingly saying that McCain had a 'moment of courage,'" Mr. Trump wrote.
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"I prayed to the heavens," Metz laughingly says of how she became connected with Siriano.
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Ringo's not bothered by it, and laughingly told us why he's constantly on Paul's mind.
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"Democrats are laughingly saying that McCain had a 'moment of courage,' " Trump wrote on Twitter.
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"Democrats are laughingly saying that McCain had a 'moment of courage,'" he wrote on Twitter.
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Starnes laughingly told Jeffress in response that he came "loaded for bear today" on his program.
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There's certainly a place for a white artist to poke, laughingly, at our racial and class messes.
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The 22-year-old model laughingly confirmed that "unfortunately," she does know a lot about fan fiction.
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"Sometimes, and sometimes he doesn't, or sometimes he listens for limited periods of times," she laughingly told Borger.
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Navigators are hired to help us find our way through the maze they laughingly call a healthcare system.
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Trudeau found an unlikely ally Wednesday in Ontario Premier Doug Ford, who laughingly eschewed opining on the kerfuffle.
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Newbanks laughingly (perhaps a little nervously) said that Yuja had alerted him to my unseemly interest in money.
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If she laughingly suggests she personally likes Clinique, they will buy these expensive products to be more like her.
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Various participants laughingly referred to it as "the biggest partnership ever in the history of capitalism," Mr. McFaul said.
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She laughingly described herself as a "hijabi pervert," referring to the Islamic headdress worn by women outside the home.
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"I don't know what the rules are, but you can buy a tattoo gun on eBay," Robbie laughingly told Fallon.
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Once we were walking down a street and I laughingly said, 'oh the university have suggested I do a doctorate'.
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"There were some really questionable choices," the This Is Us star laughingly told People of her '90s pop star days.
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Then, I would intentionally lay them out in the parking lot and see what words joined up laughingly with others.
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"I'm liking this guy," he said, then saw that it was called "The Actor" and laughingly took his statement back.
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Isolated from beach-goers and kitschy wares, she laughingly told me the discordant buildings looked like they were dropped from space.
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But for others, perhaps they found themselves confused and aroused when their childhood crush laughingly floated an air biscuit their way.
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So the militia members threw him down, piled grass on his back and laughingly started a bonfire on top of him.
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As the hat flew off, it hit Hough directly in the neck, causing her to laughingly gasp and turn toward the camera.
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Kruger then had a"WTF" moment, as she quickly clapped her hands to her mouth in horror and laughingly apologized for cursing.
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" Though Spelling reiterated that Bravo "never asked me," McCarthy laughingly said: "I have a feeling you might get the shout-out now.
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" After a couple of seconds of staring at the camera, Stallone laughingly says, "I think I'm gonna go home and get sick!
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In 224, it was still common to hear announcers laughingly enthusing over a player "getting his bell rung" from a big hit.
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Several members of the audience laughingly groaned when King George III lamented that fighting with France and Spain was making him blue.
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When I asked Hogue about this false sense of dissonance, she responds laughingly, immediately placing her personal experience in a larger political context.
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And the little guy, who she laughingly refers to as "the literal sun I revolve around," makes two separate appearances on the album.
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"If people are stressing about their works in progress, we laughingly joke that perhaps they need to smoke a bit more," she says.
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"You liked my choreography?" she asked Fallon laughingly when the late night host told her he saw her name in the La La Land credits.
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"We have laughingly said here in the office it could be a joust on the court lawn; it could be a duel," she had said.
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After a minute or so, the troops laughingly cut her down but burned her hut and stole her clothing, her cattle and everything else she owned.
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In one interview, Branson laughingly told of a new housekeeper on the island who wanted to institute a rule barring romantic relationships between employees and visitors.
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Lewis Friedman, the lead writer for Miss America, in one email to CEO Sam Haskell, referred to former winners as "cunts," to which Haskell replied laughingly.
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At last week's investor conference, the crown prince himself made a joke of that misstep, laughingly assuring the Lebanese prime minister he could leave Riyadh freely.
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" But then SNL pivoted to remind us how bad Bush was as President, with Ferrell laughingly reminding us: "I was really bad -- like historically not good.
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"So let's move beyond that because Cindy Axne, you know, she won," Goertz said before laughingly asking the reporter to "leave that out" after a brief pause.
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In the book, "I Can Be a Computer Engineer," Barbie laughingly explained to her kid sister, Skipper, that she could design only a puppy on her laptop.
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Because they can still be laughingly imprecise, are barely regulated, and most worryingly of all, could expose your identity to people you'd rather not know anything about you.
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In an interview with the BBC last week, Kadyrov denied human rights abuses and laughingly rejected the idea he was using the presence of Salah for propaganda purposes.
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Tatiana's boss, Sergei Obolensky, publisher of the newsmagazine Russia Now, laughingly dismisses Arkady as an anxious boyfriend, but Arkady is well aware of the dangers facing Russian journalists.
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While he might be able to make confident boasts and laughingly dismiss these accusations at his political rallies, he would have not that same luxury in a deposition.
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It definitely didn't look that way judging from the fake tears Leonard laughingly wiped away as his buddy Lowry handed him the gaudy ring encrusted with 650 diamonds.
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"Now that I say it out loud it sounds like a bad idea," Sean said laughingly, having invited Candice to the event after visiting the original museum in Croatia.
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"When you're having so much fun you just don't give a..." reads the caption under a photo where Rodriguez is seen laughingly flipping the camera a double-barreled bird.
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"Laughingly, I said to Yamasaki, 'The helmet is there because when your towers fall, I don't want my head to be crushed by them,'" Mr. Koenig recalled in 2001.
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And it was those two companies, and their amen chorus in what is laughingly referred to as the tech media, that led the way to what became the net neutrality rule.
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He laughingly told me once that, as he heard little Russian kids speaking the language better than he did, that if he simply gave them a gentle kick, they'd speak English.
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He also jokes about Aurelius being a Roman emperor, since Ro's men's health brand is called Roman, and laughingly encourages Hims to copy other Ro features, like free two-day shipping.
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I am originally from Costa Rica and I laughingly posted on Facebook that little did we know that, as Central Americans, we belonged to Mexico — and to please pass the mescal.
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Irish premier Leo Varadkar was picked up by microphones laughingly telling Tusk "I know you're right" but he would get "terrible trouble in the British press" for his jibe at Brexit.
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The invisible money trail goes through offshore jurisdictions such as Nevis, a Caribbean island where an official laughingly dismisses Mr Bullough's suggestion that its corporate secrecy and abundant scandals might be linked.
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" He adds laughingly, "[Nolte] told me that she always calls him granddad and he said to her, 'Why do you always call me granddad?' and she said, 'Because you look like one.
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No one really believes Zuckerberg, who laughingly joked about the company's ever-deteriorating privacy reputation when he took the stage to open Facebook's annual F8 developer conference in Silicon Valley on Tuesday.
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"I have to keep about 15 to 20 toothbrushes on me at all times, because whenever I use on on a client, they ask to keep it," Townsend laughingly told the publication.
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Both graduated Princeton with highest honors, both, they laughingly admitted, a little notorious, not because of any bad behavior, but because of the extra-long senior thesis that each of them wrote.
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My own mother often told me lovingly (and laughingly) of the understanding doctor who advised her to drink rum every night when she was pregnant with me and had trouble falling asleep.
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A succession of prototypes buckled and split in the kiln, but driven by what Ms. Levete laughingly refers to as "naïve ambition," the more problems the project threw out, the harder she pushed.
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Bottas's mind appeared to go blank when laughingly asked to supply a Finnish word for 'exciting' or 'excited' by Hamilton and Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel and he kept his feet firmly planted on the ground.
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Called "mad as a goat" by Uruguay's Jose Mujica this week, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro retorted laughingly on Thursday that the former president was right - but he was only crazy with love for his country.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Australian Formula One driver Daniel Ricciardo laughingly handed Scottish film star Gerard Butler a sweaty boot filled with Red Bull on the U.S. Grand Prix podium on Sunday and demanded he drink.
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One is a black dude with a bald head known for (laughingly) opining that his eldest son didn't win a national title at UCLA because the team supposedly had too many slow-footed white players.
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"Often laughingly," they told him, when forced to consider anti-immigration bills, they would simply "defang" or "gut" them "by neglecting to fund this program or tabling that provision" or simply deleting the measure entirely.
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When the rookies were finally ushered into their office, after a lieutenant laughingly warned Cuddy to go easy on them, they stood just inside the doorway, shoulder to shoulder, looking blank-faced and ill at ease.
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"At my bachelor party, I was so (expletive) drunk – I had underwear on my head, I was sucking on a dildo lollipop and I was making out with a stripper," he laughingly described of the event.
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I say less of Balanchine's robust, ebullient, militaristically Americanist, laughingly outgoing "Stars and Stripes" (1958), set to John Philip Sousa music (and staged by Sandra Jennings), just because it is much better known in this country.
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A friend laughingly recounted how she recently called relatives in Germany who had always boasted about their sauna to tell them she was enjoying the hotel sauna during a working trip to Bamiyan, in central Afghanistan.
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He first came to town as a teenager, returning for good 15 years ago, and has a decidedly un-romanticized view of what he laughingly called a "hippie fight" between the different generations of local transplants.
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The swift evocations of the landscape, good humor about human foibles (when an "ungrateful rat" taunts an animate rat trap, we laughingly root for the trap) and sparks of magic only make these stories more touching.
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Out of my work-basket would laughingly peep a romance…" All these offerings, Lucy explains with barely suppressed excitement to the entranced reader, have one peculiarity that settled the question of their provenance: "they smelt of cigars.
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"By writing the songs, I'm hopeful it answers some of the questions that I get asked that might be a little monotonous," the 23-year-old singer laughingly tells PEOPLE of his new album, Last Year Was Complicated.
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Over Thanksgiving weekend, a country-club golfer captured the confusion by laughingly predicting a scenario involving tens of thousands of husbands and wives sitting down for dinner the night before the election, still unsure of how to vote.
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Juan Miguel Zubiri, a Philippine senator who authored the Renewable Energy Act of 203, laughingly describes how the Bureau of Internal Revenue wanted to pick a fight with him when the Act was passed because of its generous incentives.
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"It's Adam and Eve, not Adam and Queef" - What you can say to a girl if she queefs and you don't care for it It's cool when actors laughingly talk about their old, shitty jobs that many many people currently have.
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This is usually a performance of dour and daddish disapproval at Newton's impertinence, or a steadfast unwillingness to forgive some perceived offense or other against the treasured clichés and cosmetic gentilities that Newton laughingly lays to waste in every game.
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As Klobuchar slipped off her shoes and clambered onto a small box so that she would be at the right level for the cameras, she laughingly insisted that at five-foot-four-inches she is the average height for a woman.
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A wooden construction resembling a shelving unit includes silk-screened images of Jasper Johns's flag paintings while a printed card made with Geralyn Donohue under the collaborative name Wallace & Donohue laughingly invites the Pop artist Ed Ruscha out to dinner.
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The company is looking to add to their iOS and Android developers as they continue to build out features for their new set of mobile apps, team members to continue strengthening Reddit's backend as well as "uhhh… pretty much everything," Weiner said laughingly.
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Residuals are lifetime payments on work an actor has appeared in—Keythe Farley, national chair of the Interactive Negotiating Committee, laughingly explained that he still gets a small check every so often for an episode of Full House he did in the 90s.
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When the Japanese press called her crazy and said she should stay at home, she laughingly ignored them; though when an avalanche buried her, 12 days from the summit, her last thought before she blacked out was of her two-year-old daughter playing.
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"I said no to him professionally many times over the years-some of which ended up with him screaming at me calling me a c— and making threats, some of which made him laughingly tell people oh 'Kate lives to say no to me,' " she recalled.
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" — artist A. Y. Jackson on Prudence Heward, Canadian painter "The sounds of A are wide and spacious, The sounds of E are haughty and agile, The sounds of U are like an empty pipe, The sounds of O like a hump curvaceous, The sounds of Ye are of splashing shallows, The family of vowels I've laughingly reviewed.
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It was this skater's dream come true, a maze so vast that each turn felt new: sprinters' drift-walled alleys; pine-dense spurs where teenagers fell laughingly into the snow; four-way intersections where schoolkids, screaming with delight, pushed friends in ice sleds and parents pulled their toddlers on double-bladed skates, taking breaks to feed the eager goats.
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" Elvira was a social worker and a therapist in their hometown, and although her work is strictly confidential, Toews tells me her mother "heard a lot of stories from women who migrated from some of the colonies in Central America," and heard even more about the goings-on in the colonies through what Toews laughingly refers to as "the Mennonite grapevine.
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After recommending that Britain remain in what he laughingly described as a "reformed" European Union (and also pointing to the threat to the British economy if we left the single market) the then prime minister nevertheless went on to propose that "the British people decide our future in Europe" at the ballot box, specifically that "the choice is in your hands".
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In the evenings, she mucked around and wrote songs (in-between watching the NBA playoffs because Rankin, like any truly good Torontonian, is a Raptors fan.) Rankin says, laughingly, that her day-to-day life is fairly quiet and old lady like (her phrasing) so she put herself into a whole different realm and imaginative space when it came to writing this record.
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"When the public schools in Mississippi were ordered desegregated, many thousands of white families cobbled together what they could laughingly call a school to send their children to for no other reason except they didn't want them to be around n-words or to be treated or behave as equal to black people," former Mississippi Democratic Party Chairman Rickey Cole echoed to the news outlet.
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Cruz's lighthearted mood Monday matched one of a man headed to victory as he was joined by Heidi Cruz and his two daughters at the Mars Cheese Castle, sampling jalapeno cheese bread and aged cheddar, urging reporters to try the fare, and laughingly refusing to wear a cheesehead, the iconic Wisconsin hat shaped like a block of cheese, as his daughter tried to put it on his head.
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Though an earlier SEC filing suggests the fund is targeting $500 million, a pool that will be structured like a traditional venture fund ("investments, personnel and fund governance is all independent" from Cisco, says Sakoda) and though Decibel already has plans to write checks of between $5 million and $15 million to seed and Series A-stage companies, ask Sakoda where the firm is based, and he'll laughingly tell you he doesn't quite know.
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On Tuesday, at a Turning Point USA conference in Washington, Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE laughingly repeated the chant of conservative high school students to "lock her up," referring to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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