It must extend into amplifying, lifting up, and supporting us.
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"Lifting up these places will not just happen naturally," she said.
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She keeps lifting up the Oscar and posing for people's pictures.
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" He described Hussle as "a hometown guy lifting up his hometown.
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We just collectively need to make sure we're lifting up entrepreneurs everywhere.
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"Hmmm," Mirianashvili said, lifting up the lid to peek into the pot.
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We wanted to change that by lifting up more people like us.
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Now they can return to doing things like cooking, lifting up suitcases.
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Leaves are lifting up from the forest floor, exposing human rib cages, skulls.
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"The church hasn't been the best about lifting up those voices," he says.
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But it doesn't mean that [doesn't] deserve my voice, lifting up your challenge.
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"He's not lifting up the skirt ... it's not disturbed, it's perfectly aligned," McFarland said.
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" Ending that epidemic, he said, requires "lifting up its visibility and speaking to it.
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You can't open the laptop with one hand without the whole bottom lifting up.
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Balloons can signify lifting up, letting go, unimaginable joy or simply a birthday wish.
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Instead, we must make lifting up survivors a rule and evading responsibility the exception.
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" A good person, he declares, should rather "assist in lifting up those below him.
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It could be a huge engine for lifting up vulnerable communities across the state.
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There are times when we should be lifting up our President, especially when he's overseas.
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And that the lifting up is almost here; the prophet is almost out of jail.
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I love being a female in country music and lifting up other females of country.
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In another picture Kylie shared on Instagram, she's playfully lifting up her baggy black shirt.
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"Part of being a modern feminist, is about lifting up other women," Brosnahan told Refinery29.
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It had to come in the context of lifting up everyone and everything around him.
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"At its core, our budget is our roadmap for lifting up communities," de Blasio said.
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Republicans have talked about the economy while Democrats talked about lifting up the middle class.
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The message of her book is simple: Lifting up women can lift up entire societies.
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In fact, the majority of them have dedicated their careers to lifting up minority voices.
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"We had some issues with the helmet lifting up and trying to choke me," he said.
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The Falcon Heavy will be capable of lifting up to 54 tons of weight into space.
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"Um...well, we dance in heels," Yanis replies, lifting up his black high-heel bootied-foot.
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Too bad we're not lifting up the women who did nothing wrong in the first place.
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It's also worth examining why Republicans and Trump are embracing and lifting up Diamond and Silk.
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Whenever talk turned toward solutions, the panel came back to mentorship: women lifting up other women.
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Mueller was accused of lifting up Swift's skirt, though he claims a colleague was the guilty party.
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There's a lot that we should be proud of and we should be supporting and lifting up.
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Equality in the most important matters has increased steadily, through lifting up the wretched of the earth.
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When you try to crush middle class families while lifting up the wealthiest Americans, we will fight back.
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As far as lifting up women in VC, that's purely been a side benefit of the overall operation.
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He was tremendously charismatic, drawing big crowds and potentially lifting up Democrats in other races across the state.
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The athlete was spotted lifting up his daughter alongside his son Benjamin Rein, 9, while waving to fans.
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" Lovato told the crowd in Central Park that the song has been "lifting up women everywhere for years.
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They want a Congress that delivers results for the people, opening up opportunity and lifting up their lives.
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Instead of lifting up the most marginalized, we scapegoat them and blame them for their lot in life.
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Upswings and downswings, peaks and swoons, wheels within wheels, Maddon lifting up his glasses and rubbing his eyes.
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While she has certainly made quite a bit of money, she has done so through lifting up others.
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Lifting up to more societal issues, we're destroying jobs a lot faster than we can re-create them.
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One built on the promise of lifting up the poor and building a bridge to the middle class.
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A VTOL gunship lifting up among autumnal trees, rising to fire its cannons at me and my lance.
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The vision presented in Bahrain will demonstrate the enormous potential for lifting up the lives of millions of Palestinians.
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The athlete was spotted lifting up his daughter, Vivian, 6, alongside his son, Benjamin, 9, while waving to fans.
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Brands have caught on to the fact that lifting up aspiring creators will increase engagement on their own content.
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Those are the types of things that we need to do, in addition to lifting up our public schools.
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Dewan shares her daughter's enthusiasm about the baby, save for the talking-to-strangers/lifting-up-her-shirt part.
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When she reached the top of the steps, Ruby put a finger to Mallin's chin, lifting up her gaze.
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The president thanked the rapper -- who was slain last month -- for lifting up his South Central Los Angeles community.
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Perhaps it begins with lifting up ones that leave room for imperfection and that ultimately help us feel whole.
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In 2019, NDWA will be pushing legislation at the federal and state levels aimed at lifting up this crucial work.
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These goals seek to improve the quality of life for all people, lifting up everyone and leaving no one behind.
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Buttigieg said his policy for lifting up African American communities would focus on home ownership, entrepreneurship, education, health and justice.
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Allow some of the raw-egg mixture to run underneath the frittata by lifting up the edges carefully with a spatula.
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Right now, the women of the White House are only lifting up an administration that has been truly tragic for women.
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" In a statement, Harris campaign spokesman Ian Sams said the senator's agenda shows she is "committed to lifting up average Americans.
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The directory includes gender non-conforming artists as well, with the intention of also lifting up trans and non-binary people.
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A white man lifting up a child of color while The Lion King music plays creates a very uncomfortable racial dynamic.
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It's important that we continue lifting up these voices, encouraging young women, and having a really tasty time along the way.
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That's really the main reason for why I write: it's lifting up a lot of people in their day to day.
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That they don't intend to focus on lifting up those living in poverty and giving everyone an equal chance at life.
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"What impact this is going to have on the market is really lifting up the rest of the ecosystem," he said.
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Normally you ascend into heaven, but here we're lifting up to some new kind of hell, full of wrongness and horror.
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"Tom Joyner is a legend and has played a critical role in building community and lifting up all voices," she tweeted.
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The Y Combinator-backed startup is building giant drones with 28 motors and 16 batteries, capable of lifting up to 400 pounds.
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Lifting up her skirt, Ora revealed underwear with a red heart, and one pair with the word "Love" written on the front.
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"But I finally get my coffee and look: I'm drinking out of Minnie Mouse's head!" he said, while lifting up his mug.
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I kept lifting up my wrist and tapping at incoming texts only to remember that I couldn't reply back from the Ionic.
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When Mr. Lacey asked if music could be part of "the actual lifting up of cities," Mr. Batiste responded in activist terms.
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"The trick is lifting up the edges of the underwear and bra and painting the skin underneath and over the garment," says Mendicino.
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"Him on the other hand, he doesn't budge," Clark allegedly said in the clip, lifting up her son's limp head, according to police.
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That's what makes it possible for Mark One to identify certain actions and motions, such as lifting up the cup to drink fluids.
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Photos and videos from the beginning of the event show Gooding Jr. lifting up the skirt of Sarah Paulson's dress from behind her.
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Even his ensemble's take on a standard like "Cherokee" exceeds expectations, its gutsy groove and electric keyboard strokes lifting up singer Patrice Quinn.
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A portion of the proceeds will go to the Hetrick-Martin Institute, the largest and oldest organization dedicated to lifting up LGBTQ youths.
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Since the marker is tapered, I can press down on the corner of my eye and drag the pen without lifting up once.
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There are two kinds of "allies": those who lift up the queer community, and those who seem most concerned with lifting up themselves.
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She made the case that voters across the political spectrum care about holding the wealthiest Americans accountable and lifting up the working class.
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The Obama portraits, though not directly related to the historical photographs, fit into this tradition of images aimed at lifting up a race.
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And I think people have become much more sensible and really—not only tolerating, but lifting up and celebrating LGBT members of our community.
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This really weird older boy, who must have been about 12, kept lifting up girls skirts and pulling down their pants in the playground.
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In what ways will he or she help white communities understand that, in reality, lifting up black and brown families raises all citizens up?
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"Look at her moving to the front," Kardashian West captioned a video of North lifting up the microphone stand and advancing closer to the audience.
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This weekend, he gave fans an IRL look at a massive new tattoo by simply lifting up his shirt during a performance in Italy. Underneath?
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Even when driving the Ultimate Lighting McQueen, it looks just as it did in the movies, leaning into turns and lifting up its front end.
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He's still in the process of getting the ink removed: "I'm on my third treatment," he says, lifting up his shirt to reveal the tat.
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The flyer "explained why unions must be part of any real conversation about lifting up Black communities in the South," the Fight for $15 said.
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The exoskeleton clips onto the shin and foot, with a motor and a pulley system lifting up the back of the heel with every step.
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You can educate yourself on how we can stop lifting up hateful narratives as a society, and how to fight hate speech with your wallet.
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Sodexo says the students have been helpful, even lifting up the bots as they tried to venture across snow to get them back on course.
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Most recently, on Monday, Jenner posted a mirror selfie video of her stomach area by lifting up her oversized white sweater and revealing her midriff.
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The desktop surface is made of tempered glass, so you can behold your computer's guts while working, lifting up for easy access under the hood.
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Letting Garrett lead the Ex-Im Bank would undermine the goal of lifting up and empowering American workers — as President Trump is committed to do.
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These highly functional pieces have become important parts of an outfit, lifting up and sucking in anything and anywhere that may need a bit of smoothing.
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Third-party functionality was one of Samsung's primary Bixby selling points since launch, leaving the heavy lifting up to third parties who specialized in such things.
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The happy trio revealed the sex of the newest member of the family by lifting up the lid on a wrapped box filled with blue balloons.
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The computer is weirdly weighted, too — placing it down on a desk and trying to open the lid usually results in lifting up the entire laptop.
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She is the face of DAYO women, which is a loungewear brand that focuses on lifting up women, and recently launched the DAYO x Chilli campaign.
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"Now when we go to the park, some of the kids will spend their time lifting up rocks and looking for bugs and worms," he said.
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The argument Ellis was responding to with his comic — between trashing popular things and lifting up popular things — has been around in criticism for a while.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Novak Djokovic, the men's world No. 1 from Serbia, has been lifting up people from his homeland for years, but not usually like this.
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They've barely spoken six words to each before Ramona is literally and figuratively lifting up half of her enormous fur coat, offering its warmth to Destiny.
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Even her reality show seemed to be lifting up a curtain for WOC, offering an insider's view into how exactly the exclusive fashion world was run.
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The pop star revealed a photo of herself in March 2014 wearing a push-up bra and lifting up one arm to reveal her unshaved armpit hair.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: TwitterHave you seen that viral video doing the rounds of President Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago lifting up his hat?
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The dinner will be celebrating the First Amendment and celebrating the good work of our members, and lifting up our scholarship winners, as it does every year.
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In its finale, Choreophobia ends with the women lifting up their aprons and covering their faces, completely separating themselves from one another and hiding inside a cocoon.
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The hope is that this proposal will be a call to action to bring change legislatively, in public opinion, and throughout our country, lifting up every American.
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I climbed a hill to get a better view, and there I saw a massive, wooden horse head lifting up from the top of a small structure.
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There are few more telling examples of Mr. Trump's disdain for the federal government's critical role in lifting up America's schoolchildren than his choice of Ms. DeVos.
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"We will keep lifting up important issues others choose to ignore, and demonstrating by example why Secretary Castro is the best candidate to take on Donald Trump."
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But at this show he devotes himself to lifting up the work of a lesser-known giant in jazz composition: Herbie Nichols, who was born on Jan.
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Little makes the solution to the problem of male-dominated workspaces and industries about lifting up other women, rather than competing to be the one woman left standing.
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From founding Beaux and Paws to lifting up the lives of those around you, it's clear you are doing your part to look out for your fellow citizens.
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Skye, 32, announced her pregnancy on Instagram on Monday with a photo showing both her and her partner Declan Redmond lifting up their shirts to show their stomachs.
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But more than that, the company wanted to make a show of apologizing for its sins, lifting up the back of its shirt, and asking for the lash.
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To unmold the cake from the mug, run a knife along the perimeter, lifting up every so often to loosen the top of the cake from the mug.
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And I—let me demonstrate what I was going [Barney stands up and starts lifting up his arms and one leg, like a praying mantis]—started doing this.
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And so its very important that while we uplift school shootings and mass shootings, we're also lifting up the work that has been happening for years and years.
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The bottom line is that prisons are inextricably linked to sexual violence — and centering and lifting up all survivors will be impossible unless we humanize those behind bars.
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Near the end, as footage of the Beast lifting up one side of a van goes viral, we see ordinary citizens gazing at their phones in wonder. Really?
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Nigel, wearing a skintight T-shirt with a life-size drawing of a rib cage, starts the tour by lifting up a 1959 sunburst Gibson Les Paul Standard.
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" Newmark says that that one key way men can be better allies to women in tech, or in any industry, is to "make sure [they're] lifting up women's voices.
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The air draws violently through your nostrils, carrying with it a noxious vapor of salty moisture lifting up from your skin, mixed with dirt kicked up from your shoes.
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His line "You take shirtless selfies like you a crown, but I'm the only one who should be strippin' it down," unfortunately provokes Payne into lifting up his shirt.
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Berdymukhamedov's appearances in the media are often marked by him showing off, such as posing in a sports car or lifting up a gold bar during a parliament session.
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It's easy to treat diversity as a self-evident good in empty rhetoric, but this biennial was a testament to the actual bittersweet benefits of lifting up many voices.
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Ms. Lagarde, 20123, has led the I.M.F. since 22012 — lifting up its profile, though not without controversy, through the aftermath of the global financial crisis and the eurozone crisis.
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But if the experimenter had surreptitiously replaced the banana with a piece of lettuce, the monkey would frantically look around, lifting up the cup, while shrieking at the experimenter.
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But by the end of his second term, he had lost the narrative about lifting up people, about buoying them on economic issues and soothing their jitters about globalization.
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"No riots, just people determined ... lifting up their voices, saying what has to be said," she wrote alongside pictures of the march, including one of her brandishing a sign.
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But far too often, instead of lifting up the previously marginal works, opening up the tradition, this exhibition, through its second-tier selections, lowers the grand paintings and sculptures.
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That's not to say that men can't be feminists — but patting yourself on the back for being an ally, rather than lifting up the voices of women, is not feminism.
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"And I believe or would like to believe that everybody here is committed to ending that epidemic, and that does include lifting up ... visibility and speaking to it," he continued.
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She had an abusive husband, she says, lifting up the hem of her dress to show me burn marks on her legs where he would throw scalding water at her.
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"Instead of rewarding killers and inspiring copycats, we should be lifting up the stories and the lives of victims, heroes, and survivors," said Dan Gross, president of the Brady Campaign.
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So it was jarring when a Catalan public broadcaster, TV3, aired a still of the Real Madrid star lifting up his shirt and revealing a little flab around his waist.
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When asked about his infrequent responses, Jarrett noted that he would "have to speak out every single day" and also said he's focused on lifting up the voices of others.
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"[Voters] want a Congress that delivers results for the people, opening up opportunity and lifting up their lives," Pelosi said in her prepared remarks, distributed to reporters before the vote.
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The buttons on the side are a little hard to get used to, but sound can also be controlled with the PX app and by lifting up the ear cups.
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Husband Mike Tindall kept their two daughters — 5-year-old Mia and 1-year-old Lena — occupied, even doing acrobatic tricks by lifting up Mia while laying on his back.
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"Please join me in lifting up his family in prayers and for the continued safety of all the courageous men & women who work to protect our community," Cruz said on Twitter.
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A rich white man lifting up a brown child — one of few to ever make their way inside the Academy Awards show — in a nod to a movie set in Africa?
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Jensen mentioned they were going to use Leap Motion sensors built into the headset to add hand tracking that would enable more detailed interactions, like turning doorknobs and lifting up objects.
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If we truly care about lifting up every voice and fighting on behalf of the issues that keep Americans up at night, let's start by making our conversations civil and productive.
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In his latest Instagram post, illustrator Rob Israel pictures President Putin lifting up a trollish Trump over The Lion King's Pride Rock as the tyke receives his (rumored) manna from heaven.
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" He continued, "And I believe or would like to believe that everybody here is committed to ending that epidemic, and that does include lifting up its visibility and speaking to it.
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I think those practical examples of using that data science frontier, in the context of lifting up the world's most vulnerable people, will hopefully set a new tone of what's possible.
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All year, Booker has centered his campaign around lifting up the American people and uniting voters in common purpose — a community-based message grounded in the faith-based civil rights tradition.
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Rather than wait on often corporatist-run institutions to plug all the loopholes, a coalition of lawyers, tribes, and citizens are taking the logical step and lifting up their natural neighbors.
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"This systemic environmental injustice will only get worse and become more ingrained if climate and environmental policies like the Green New Deal do not specifically focus on lifting up these communities."
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"This systemic environmental injustice will only get worse and become more ingrained if climate and environmental policies like the Green New Deal do not specifically focus on lifting up these communities."
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People are in love with this photo showing soccer fans from Colombia and Mexico lifting up Hassan Sedky, a young Egyptian fan in a wheelchair, so he can watch his country play.
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In the second shot she posted, the Lip Kit queen can be seen lifting up her sweatshirt in the front and pulling it tight so as to better highlight her own behind.
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Over the past year, we have made extraordinary strides in the U.S. We're lifting up forgotten communities, creating exciting new opportunities, and helping every American find their path to the American dream.
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For example, the Conley Romper doesn't necessitate lifting up one's arms (which many breast-cancer-related surgeries make prohibitive), plus mesh-paneled sleeves to make the garment more breathable in that particular area.
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Baby Cobra was a first for audiences: There was something so refreshing about a heavily-pregnant comic lifting up her dress and pointing to her crotch as part of a spectacularly raunchy joke.
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She understands that education builds the foundation for our country to remain competitive for generations, and that includes lifting up students from low-income families, supporting English-language learners and kids with disabilities.
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At a town hall in Keene, New Hampshire, on Sunday, a voter told Clinton he was supporting Sanders because of the senator's stance on lifting up the middle class and combating Wall Street.
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Capable of lifting up to 250 tonnes into orbit, and intended to enable Mr Musk's oft-stated wish to colonise Mars, it would be far and away the most potent rocket ever built.
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One piece of this message involved the lifting up and honoring of America's police, shouts of "Blue Lives Matter!" and an unhinged Rudy Giuliani screaming about an alternate universe of race-blind policing.
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We all make gaffes, but what the American people truly care about in this race is lifting up our country for hardworking families and protection from our biggest threats, both domestic and international.
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"We need to just keep bringing these stories forward, and we need to keep talking about workplaces that need to change and lifting up employers that are doing a good job," Tchen said.
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That list includes the fifth generation of the industrial gripper, which is capable of lifting up to 2 kg, coupled with new depth-sensing cameras from Intel and an improved arm from Universal Robots.
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We are organizing across race and other lines that too often divide us and lifting up and deepening the leadership of those most affected by systemic racism, poverty, the war economy and ecological devastation.
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This system helps you to continue growing your wealth as a first-generation wealth builder in your family, while still lifting up your community in a way that satisfies the emotional responsibility you feel.
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I spent hours just working on pushing down on my back foot while lifting up with my front foot to "scoot" the board in a circle without falling down, which I did a lot.
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We grab glasses and crowd into the wine cellar—a garage, basically—and Archil crouches on the ground, lifting up the heavy glass tops of the qvevri to scoop out wine for us to sample.
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"If you want to say that I'm fake — if you want to say that I'm a snake — I have this to say," Alaska declared, lifting up her skirt and reaching for something under her dress.
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And when he (rarely) didn't have an answer or thought I should get multiple perspectives on the topic, he'd readily connect me to his colleagues — sometimes lifting up people early in their careers — for help.
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In lifting up religious liberty activism outside the Christian right, we can recognize that it is the administration itself — not the "militant secularists" — that is engaged in an "unremitting assault" on the rights of conscience.
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But I could still see and access everything I needed in the end, and the overall cooking experience was easier because I didn't have to keep lifting up a screen to check on my progress.
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They complained that a transgender girl, "Student X," danced to music with explicit lyrics — "Milkshake" by Kelis, for example — while twerking, grinding and at least once lifting up her skirt to show off her underwear.
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"Women of color account for nearly half of all women-owned businesses, over $386 billion in annual revenue, which means lifting up black women not just with our words, but with our dollars," Buttigieg said.
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She's rising in the polls with moderate and conservative Democratic voters and a lot of people who like the idea of canceling student debt and lifting up the working class at the expense of billionaires.
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"I've seen firsthand Tom's dedication to tackling the climate crisis and lifting up the voices of Americans all across this country, and I am thrilled to be joining his campaign," Davis said in a statement.
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There's a big category of unsung heroes, colleges that are successfully catering to and lifting up students with low incomes, and we don't fully know yet what they're doing right or how to copy it.
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" The following month, he wrote alongside a cute Boomerang clip of his wife lifting up her shirt to reveal a pink balloon, "Ohhhh boy … #itsagirl I'm already feeling things I've never felt in my whole life.
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On their HGTV show, Home Town, Erin Napier, 33 and her husband Ben, 35, devote themselves to shedding a positive light on their home town of Laurel, Mississippi, rehabbing old homes and lifting up their community.
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I actually built a little model of it, of this guy lifting up his entire face and revealing that his body was a robot and there was a tiny alien sitting in his head piloting him.
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We all know the stories of teachers who spend money out of their own pockets on much-needed school supplies, or the teachers who spend extra hours after school lifting up students who have fallen behind.
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To this end, our leaders, parents, and educators have critical roles to play in lifting up our girls, young women, and minorities with the words they speak, the actions they take, and the behavior they model.
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"While the Trump Administration demonizes those who are fleeing violence from Central America, California is committed to lifting up our immigrant communities and understanding the root causes of migration," Newsom told the newspaper in a statement.
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Our campaign isn't just raising awareness of issues, but literally lifting up the faces and voices of women who have served so they begin to be seen and their stories known just as readily as men.
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On this scorched planet, gravity waves are generated near rugged, mountainous surface areas, and then drift upwards, lifting up into the sky and growing larger and larger in amplitude until they dissipate just below the cloud-tops.
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Eight women have accused Morgan Freeman of uninvited touching and repeated comments about their figures and clothing, including lifting up one woman's skirt to ask if she was wearing underwear, according to a new report from CNN.
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Warren's special shout-out to Klobuchar on Tuesday night seemed to affirm her burgeoning kinship with the Minnesota senator, which many observers of the Democratic primary contest celebrated as a display of women lifting up other women.
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Kaufmann and Sakimura both recommend lifting up ideas raised by other women in group meetings (if you agree with them, of course), and pointing out times when men are given credit for women's ideas, if you're able.
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Several of the platforms are opting to go further than just lifting up factual sources -- they're vowing to take down egregious instances of misinformation, an uphill battle on platforms like Facebook and TikTok that boast enormous user bases.
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Scientists from Stanford University and EPFL in Switzerland have created a micro-drone with a built-in winch that's capable of lifting up to 40 times its own weight and performing simple mechanical tasks like opening a door.
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AL-KHAZER, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqis fleeing the Islamic State stronghold of Mosul reunited with their families on Friday, holding hands through the wire fence of a refugee camp and lifting up new babies for their relatives to see.
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" Dr. Katz suggested, "To counteract the seductiveness of that appeal from the right, we need to offer them a better definition of strength: that true strength resides in respecting and lifting up others, not seeking to dominate them.
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The singer and actor recently posted a meme where he inserted himself in Alex Rodriguez's place in the red-hot Vanity Fair photo that features the former baseball player lifting up girlfriend JLo's dress to reveal her famous booty.
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The new mom gave fans their first glimpse at her post-baby transformation just seven weeks after giving birth to her daughter, posting a quick video on Snapchat of herself lifting up a black hoodie to expose her stomach.
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The point of lifting up critical voices from outside the straight white male bubble isn't so that the people whom a movie is "for" can all speak as one and confirm that a movie is virtuous and ideologically pure.
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As I sat on the aisle, the plane now lifting up into the pale blue sky, I glanced over at the little girl staring out the window in wonder, her face glowing from the light reflecting off the clouds.
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And the team's robots take the notion of simplicity even further, stripping the robots to their bare minimum, while still making them capable of lifting up to 50 times their own weight, expanding and contracting and working as a makeshift pump.
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Andrew Gillum is trying to run the biggest intersectional campaign in the country this year, uniting the message of the Bernie Sanders left with a message squarely about lifting up black Floridians to clinch his state's Democratic nomination for governor tomorrow.
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Programming: Lifting Up Independent and Minority ContentWhen consumers are able to access all their content – from MVPD programming to streaming video – in a single place, they will be better able to find and enjoy the programming most relevant to them.
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However, if negotiators can clearly demonstrate that this new agreement will change the terms of trade, by codifying the fundamental economic rights of Mexican workers and lifting up all North American workers, then it will represent an important step forward.
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My.Kali is now the only LGBTQ media outlet left standing in a region where queer and trans people are still widely rejected, which puts a big onus on the magazine to keep lifting up the voices of Arab LGBTQ people.
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In years past, seasoned diplomats and career government officials might have been able to use America's political and economic influence to pressure European autocrats to conform to an American worldview that, however inconsistently applied, included lifting up democratic values and institutions.
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This is actually one of the big areas for our research of AI Now, is really lifting up the hood on AI systems and looking at the sometimes quite weird and sticky and gooey training data that goes into the pipes.
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"With the MLB lifting its ban, it's just a fantastic start, and it would be wonderful to see like NFL and other major sports organizations to start following the lead of the MLB and lifting up that ban," Gronkowski said.
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Lifting up those who have lost so much was the driving force of the project -- the presents at the base of the tree have tap-and-go EFTPOS tags on them, so passersby can make donations to victims of the fire.
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"Events in Venezuela remind us all that socialism and communism are not about justice, they are not about equality, they are not about lifting up the poor and they are certainly not about the good of the nation," Trump said.
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If Republicans struggle or, worse, fail to correct their error, they risk undermining the entire internal logic of their bill: that this dramatic, permanent corporate tax cut will kick-start the economy, lifting up all Americans as the benefits trickle down.
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New York (CNN Business)The Milken Institute Global Conference, the annual talkfest for the financial elite at a posh hotel in Beverly Hills, is usually shot through with references to lifting up the downtrodden and making capital work for the common good.
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Another of this user's posts from last year appears to show the photographer reaching out and physically lifting up a young woman's school skirt in public, exposing her further; other posts joke about members having the restraint to not sexually assault their targets.
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The pregnant actress, 39, shared an update on her baby bump on Instagram Monday, posting a photo of herself lying on a couch and lifting up her turtleneck sweater to show her stomach area that was marked with a red kiss mark.
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"I can walk over the Manhattan Bridge and I can look at the city with my eyes and I can feel the sun on my skin," she says before lifting up her left arm to reveal a scarlet mark above her left wrist.
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"The mayor is going to discuss his record lifting up New Yorkers by highlighting his achievements, such as record-low crime, a greater push on affordable housing, fighting for working people," said Phil Walzak, a senior adviser to Mr. de Blasio's campaign.
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Rocha argued that Sanders' message about lifting up working class Americans is particularly resonant in Latino and African Americans communities, where many workers are under-insured, struggling with student debt and frustrated by the refusal of Congress to raise the minimum wage.
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"In case you're wondering what @BernieSanders's team is up to today, here's his campaign manager lifting up videos from the GOP," tweeted Biden rapid response spokesman Michael Gwin, after Shakir tweeted a version of the CBS clip shared by the Republican National Committee.
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South Carolina officials said Buttigieg botched the roll-out of local endorsements for his Douglass Plan, a policy aimed at lifting up African Americans, by putting out a list of supporters that included some people who said they weren't backing his policy plan.
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We have never been better equipped to take on the challenges we face, and we could create much more democratic, decentralized and decarbonized energy systems for the future while lifting up to a billion people out of energy poverty in the process.
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But I can't celebrate in the name of these things without thinking of how we are often celebrated for these things without also lifting up the people we've hurt on the never-ending journey to being slightly better than we once were.
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When the large space station will be in orbit is largely dependent on successful testing and launch of the Long March 5 heavy lift vehicle, capable of lifting up to 25 metric tons to low Earth orbit and 14 tons to geostationary transfer orbit.
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I found mousepads with an anime woman in a bikini and a zombie apocalypse, moisturizing cream, a tapestry of a man lifting up a woman's skirt, and—in what most resembles a product designed by a machine—a tapestry of refined sunflower oil logos.
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But Mucha's designs apparently hit a nerve: expressing a growing reaction against the new social divisions brought about by the power of the Industrial Revolution and lifting up out of obscurity the intractable powers of nymphs and fairies at free and flippant play in nature.
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Samsung is flexing its dedication by cribbing even the small details: the font used on the keyboard and the wallpaper are a lot like Apple's, too, and there's even a wide indentation machined into its metal chassis to make lifting up the screen easier.
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Reach past that moment in Stewart's career, and you'll find a young actress whose instincts as a performer are unmatched, and whose ability to capture an audience's attention while lifting up everything and everyone around her is a sign of both her strength and generosity.
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This is mostly because it featured something I have decided to refer to as a 'cool space dome,' which cocooned him, showing projected visuals of constellations and shit (because the song is called "Starboy," you see) before lifting up to reveal him to his public.
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The Red Bulls are 5-2-2 under Armas and still a tough puzzle to crack, with a core of midfielder Tyler Adams and center backs Tim Parker and Aaron Long locking down things defensively and Wright-Phillips doing the heavy lifting up front.
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In that context, we believe that there are a number of things that we need to do—we have a petition circulating for the governor, people need to talk to their neighbors, and we're lifting up our collective voices to demand that rent be cancelled.
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When Obama rolls out the red carpet for Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Tuesday, one of the main goals will be "lifting up the benefits" of the TPP, said Daniel Kritenbrink, top Asia policy adviser at the White House National Security Council.
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Most of the art lovers take the ban on paintings "focused on individual body parts such as abs, buttocks or cleavage" in good spirits, but one woman ushered away from the gallery protests by lifting up her shirt to show the security guard her own chest.
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Wilde has been outspoken about the kind of world she wants her first daughter to grow up in, so having one who was political enough to be born on a day dedicated to lifting up girls makes it seem like someone was listening from the womb.
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There's still work to be done in terms of waterproofing, lifting up the vehicle, giving it a paint makeover and more, per Giertz, but the finished product looks amazing, and potentially better than whatever sci-fi nightmare Elon Musk is putting together for the actual Tesla pickup.
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"I talk about lifting up the sieges of those encircled cities and towns and releasing those who are detained and letting all the aid and assistance arrive to those who are in need, and stop the striking of those residential civilian areas," Hijab said through a translator.
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On the cover of that issue, Superman, wearing a bold undies-over-tights look — a visual allusion to circus strongmen of the era — is seen lifting up a car: Superman's entire ensemble — cape, tights, "S" insignia, boots — is as recognizable and timeless as the character himself.
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Less successful are the many moments when the book, which walks the line between cute and cloying, reproduces black-and-white photo booth strips of Knisley and her husband (and eventually their son) doing wacky, loving things for the camera (lifting up shirts, kissing pregnant stomachs, etc.).
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" Jim Walker, managing partner at the pension plan, said in a statement that "Chobani is truly one of those unique companies and investment opportunities that seems to defy all odds: coming out of nowhere, lifting up its communities and driving exceptional long-term value and performance.
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The president's response has revealed a central tension as he has sought to walk a difficult tightrope between two longstanding vows: being tough on crime and corruption wherever it occurs, and lifting up the poor and marginalized — even those who sought to steal the nation's oil.
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Like you mentioned Bryan, it feels like every element the show did to cement its own identity — lifting up Daryl and Carol, pushing Rick and Michonne into a relationship — has felt under-explored and misused in light of how much of a departure it is from the comics.
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"The appropriate fatherly response when you found out your girl got into college: burst into tears drop everything rush over and pick up everyone even remotely involved," Beckinsale captioned the split photo of the friendly exes bear hugging and the Passengers actor lifting up their 17-year-old.
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And now the economy is specifically lifting up workers with the least education, a key social and economic dividing line—there have been five straight quarters of a shrinkage of the wage inequality gap, Kolko said, with surging wage gains for those with only a high school diploma.
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Over the past year, we have made extraordinary strides in the US. We're lifting up forgotten communities, creating exciting new opportunities and helping every American find their path to the American dream: the dream of a great job, a safe home and a better life for their children.
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The main compartment can be accessed by lifting up the flap and opening a zipper that exposes the top and one side in the shape of an L. And then there's a vented pocket right at the front, which is designed to fit an umbrella or a sweaty gym T-shirt.
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"There is no question that over many decades, the rules have been written in a way that have been to the exclusion of lifting up the middle class and working people in America," the presidential candidate said, adding that her proposed reforms to the tax code aim to address these issues.
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"You'd be hard pressed to find another candidate that has been as bold and unyielding and consistent in lifting up key issues that black voters are dealing with and have listed as priorities," said Nse Ufot, executive director of New Georgia Project, which mobilizes young black voters across the state.
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Last week, the Buttigieg campaign faced pushback from activists, Democratic officials and voters for using a stock image of a Kenyan woman and a young boy in his website's promotional material for the Douglass Plan, a policy proposal aimed at lifting up African Americans through criminal justice, education and housing reforms.
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It will be a speech that resonates with our American values and unites us with patriotism and also unites us with the greatly expanded opportunities that is lifting up all Americans," the official said, adding that the theme of the address will be "building a safe, strong and proud America.
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And Europe was relatively depressed from our perspective, and the idea to partner with a major media company there to start lifting up our CPMs, because not only are they the No. 1 broadcaster in the market, I think they control north of 30 percent of all video ad budgets.
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"I'm not so optimistic as to think that you would ever be able to garner a majority of an American Congress that would make those kinds of investments, above and beyond the kinds of investments that could be made in a progressive program for lifting up all people," Mr. Obama said.
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While To Pimp a Butterfly was in large part a messianic yarn about artists' personal obligation in lifting up the neighborhoods that birth them, untitled feels like a collection of the macro observations that pulled Kendrick into the crisis of self-doubt that Butterfly cuts like "u" bear out in pained self-flagellation.
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Sure, they can offer moral support and a glass of champagne when needed, but more importantly they're there to help with all the silly minutiae, like lacing you into the corset that may or may not be a size too small and lifting up your twenty-foot train so you can finally use the restroom.
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WHAT DO WE FOR CONSUMERS, EMPLOYEES, COMMUNITIES ONE LAST THING ABOUT COMMUNITIES, LIFTING UP A COMMUNITY, IT'S PROBABLY A LITTLE BIT MORE REMOVED THAN THE REST OF IT BUT IF YOU GO AROUND THE WORLD AND YOU HAVE HEALTHY ECONOMIES, WHICH ARE BASED ON GOOD POLICY, YOU HAVE HEALTHY BUSINESSES AND MUCH HEALTHIER CITIZENS.
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"Even on the version of Christianity that you hear from the religious right, which is about sexual ethics, I can't believe that somebody who was caught writing hush money checks to adult-film actresses is somebody they should be lifting up as the kind of person you want to be leading this nation," Buttigieg said.
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"I believe that there is no question that, over many decades, the rules have been written in a way that have been to the exclusion of lifting up the middle class and working people in America and working families in America," Harris said, also pointing to her plan for a middle class tax credit.
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Obama: Well, I thought I was, but I'm not so optimistic as to think that you would ever be able to garner a majority of an American Congress that would make those kinds of investments above and beyond the kinds of investments that could be made in a progressive program for lifting up all people.
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The Wolves were into a "Centurion Method" of physical fitness; a video still on YouTube shows DeAnna and Paul Waggener, one of the founders of the group who used the pseudonym "Grimnir," taking turns lifting up the trunk of a car filled with cement blocks, scrambling around on a bunch of debris, and squatting while holding logs.
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That lifting up of one another has helped shape another narrative that popped up this weekend: After CNN reported that this weekend was the first time ever that films by Black directors with mega budgets held the two top spots at the box office, many outlets and fans on social media chose to report those numbers instead.
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"Each of these leaders has shown a passion for lifting up the voices of the people they represent and, in partnership with community, have been passionate and committed advocates on issues ranging from the right to access reproductive health care to housing justice to the rights of workers, immigrants, and the LGBTQ+ community," Pressley said a statement.
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Lifting up the impressive young leads is a powerhouse supporting cast, including Colman Domingo and Regina King (who's deservedly getting awards chatter for her performance) as Tish's parents, Joseph and Sharon; Teyona Parris as Ernestine, Tish's sister; and the always brilliant Brian Tyree Henry, as Fonny's friend Daniel, himself newly released from an unjust prison sentence.
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The people lifting up the metal gates on the stores looked at these two passersby—the dark woman with her imperious hawk's face, the tiny paperwhite of a girl—saw how scantily they were dressed against the cold morning, and many of them almost said something, but each looked again and swallowed the words, and turned away.
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"The same people that we're lifting up with raising the minimum wage are the same people that will be affected by the really draconian cuts to the university system," said Jonathan Westin, the executive director of New York Communities for Change, a liberal group that has teamed up with the Democratic governor on the minimum-wage push this year.
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And that meant going after Hillary Clinton, that meant going after some of the liberal centrist and Christian democratic and social democratic political forces in continental Europe and lifting up alternatives that were essentially pro-Russian and shared Vladimir Putin's extremely illiberal, anti-Muslim and anti-equality, in a way, social equality view of the world.
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The women were seen behind home plate lifting up their shirts as Cole was on the mound in the 7th inning of Sunday's game at Nationals Park in Washington DC.Rose, the founder of Shagmag, told Complex that she started planning the stunt a year ago, and spent $80,000 buying six tickets for her and her employees to go to the game.
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Their efforts began in February, as fast-food workers affiliated with the Fight for $15 movement, which organizes around raising the minimum wage, gathered in Memphis and dozens of other cities, joining a new iteration of the Poor People's Campaign to fight for racial and economic justice, union rights, and a moral revival aimed at lifting up the needs of the working poor.
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Witherspoon's now presumably enjoying a lot of praise for all she's built over the last several years: her production company, Pacific Standard Films; her content company, Hello Sunshine; her clothing line, Draper James; her still-flourishing acting career (Big Little Lies); her Direct TV channel devoted to inspiring and lifting up women; her popular book club; her Crate & Barrel tie-in home-wear line, etc.
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I am very committed to what I believe is the discipline and the mandates that you should be responding to as a Christian and for me that has a lot to do with, you know, lifting up those who are the last, the lost and the least among us and trying to give more people a chance to chart a more positive for themselves.
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When I made the third trip, in 2015, a few themes kept surfacing: 1) people (such as my friend Valera) felt that the USA didn't sufficiently respect Russia; 20173) they loved and admired Putin; and 3) they were confident that Putin would restore Russia's proper standing on the world stage — regardless of whether that involved lifting up Russia, knocking the US down a peg, or some combination of the two.
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Perhaps the liveliest of the whole bunch is an absolutely wonderful online publication called The Bitter Southerner, an irreverent Atlanta-based site that truly covers the cultural waterfront, celebrating the lunacy of genuine homegrown geniuses, lifting up the unsung heroes of the region, and peeking behind the veil of great cultural institutions, and all while holding power to account in a part of the world where power has too often lost its uneducated mind.
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This lifting up of BME youth is reflected in the lyrics to the song (sample bars: "a young black boy made a milli off grime" / "all my young black kings rise up man, this is our year / and my young black queens right there / It's been a long time coming, I swear"), and it's also clearly an issue close to Stormzy's heart, as he recently told the Observer: Watch the video below, and feel your heart grow a few sizes: Follow Lauren on Twitter.
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Over the past year we have made extraordinary strides in the U.S. We're lifting up forgotten communities, creating exciting new opportunities and helping every American find their path to the American dream: The dream of a great job, a safe home, and a better life for their children after years of stagnation, the United States is once again experiencing strong economic growth the stock market is smashing one record after another and has added more than $73 trillion in new wealth since my election.
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This time, Trump has tapped fast-food magnate and conservative commentator Andrew Puzder to head the Department of Labor, the federal agency responsible for ensuring workplace safety, wage and hour standards, unemployment insurance benefits and other core rights It's hard to think of anyone less suited for the job of lifting up forgotten workers than Puzder, a billionaire CEO who vocally opposes any meaningful increase in the minimum wage, who talks glibly about replacing workers with machines, and who consistently attacks rules that protect both workers and law-abiding employers.
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