Nintendo's innovative new console lives up to the hype Nintendo's innovative new console lives up to the hype The Nintendo Switch is here, and it's fantastic.
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This rosé lives up to that fancy "Exquisite Collection" moniker.
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This is a movie that lives up to its name.
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The Land of Enchantment hardly lives up to its nickname.
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It lives up to the pressure — and even exceeds expectations.
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Showtime's original series Shameless really lives up to its name.
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Here's hoping that Nidhogg 2 lives up to that legacy.
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The Social Security 2100 Act lives up to that standard.
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Here's hoping it lives up to fifteen years of hype.
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Has Washington State found that revenue lives up to predictions?
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Now Manufacturing Drive no longer lives up to its name.
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Arkham Knight lives up to its "Be The Batman" tagline.
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New York City's Central Park lives up to the hype.
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And a movie that truly lives up to the hype.
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In many ways, New York City lives up to its hype.
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"Brothers" lives up to its title in more ways than one.
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If it lives up to its predecessors, we won't be disappointed.
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This impressive-looking piece of equipment lives up to its appearance.
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It's important to her that he lives up to that standard.
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If so, do you think it lives up to the hype?
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An affordable phone accessory that really lives up to the hype
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EST to see if the series lives up to its promises.
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Only more research will show whether it lives up to it.
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Occasionally, it sends out something that lives up to its appearance.
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SoCal lives up to its reputation as being generally more chill.
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"We have a responsibility to make certain that the opposition lives up to this, and Russia and Iran have a responsibility to make sure that the Assad regime lives up to this," Kerry told reporters in Paris.
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If #Blizzard2016 lives up to the hype, those efforts may be overwhelmed.
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Sadly, the rest of the film never lives up to this premise.
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Station's series premiere "Stuck" lives up to that bar and then some.
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Melissa lives up to her word, and the results are genuinely touching.
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"He lives up to the homonym of his last name," he continued.
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But lo and behold, this product definitely lives up to its reputation.
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The first fight between Daredevil and Bullseye lives up to the buildup.
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No society ever truly lives up to the ideals of social accountability.
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I'm pleased to report that the hope lives up to the hype.
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Blue's statement-making satchel lives up to her Grammys purse-carrying game.
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The Coast Guard lives up to its motto, "Semper Paratus" (Always Ready).
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Clearly, he must believe Brett Kavanaugh lives up to his litmus test.
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Netflix's Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness lives up to its title.
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Sunrise Campground, on the Utah side, certainly lives up to its name.
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They also unabashedly imagine a country that lives up to its ideals.
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So if it lives up to the potential, it's a great thing.
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"Peerless Fruit or Offering Tray" very much lives up to its name.
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We'll see if the series lives up to that promise in September.
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Is there any chance the next week lives up to the hype?
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Apuada lives up to the name thanks to his variety of other talents.
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The black dragonfish, for instance, lives up to 2,000 metres beneath the surface.
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The episode lives up to that assumption by the time the credits roll.
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The build quality of the PX lives up to Bowers & Wilkins' high standards.
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Deadliest Catch Lives up to Its Name Deadliest Catch isn't a sensationalist name.
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But fans can breathe easy: "Stranger Things 2" lives up to its predecessor.
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Uncharted 4 lives up to the legacy the series has earned for itself.
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Without spoiling anything, I'll say this season's finale lives up to its predecessor.
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Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel KahnemanThis book lives up to its hype.
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WHEN it comes to erecting barriers, Brad Wall lives up to his name.
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The cast iron plant lives up to its name by being super hardy.
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Kale lives up to its superfood hype, as do most dark, leafy greens.
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We would be opening ourselves and our lives up to the ignorant masses.
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In that way, he certainly lives up to his well-manicured public persona.
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None of us lives up to our ideals in marriage or anything else.
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For many in attendance, however, the weekend lives up to its transformational title.
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And overall, Ragnarok lives up to its potential as a fantasy adventure-comedy.
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He has definitely chosen a team that lives up to this marketing campaign, though.
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It was a rare occasion where a fight genuinely lives up to its hype.
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We'll see whether it lives up to the promise when it launches in August.
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Under the hood, this MacBook lives up to the expectations of the Apple name.
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Jonathan lives up to his promise to help Kourtney prepare for her London trip.
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This special-occasion restaurant is one where the food lives up to the decor.
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The first trailer for Chilling Adventures of Sabrina definitely lives up to its name.
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The latest teaser for Showtime's Twin Peaks revival definitely lives up to its description.
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Ass-ahem-hole. Let's just say one Facebook poster lives up to his diction.
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Dark but light hearted, the track lives up to its tongue-in-cheek title.
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Thankfully, the P-Series Quantum lives up to the potential its hardware inside promises.
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All will be listening to hear whether Ms. Goerke lives up to her potential.
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Ferrari just introduced a new set of wheels that lives up to its name: 'Superfast.
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And we have to say that his latest tattoo fully lives up to that reputation.
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Tatcha's Silk Canvas Primer is a solid balm primer that lives up to the hype.
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Plus, every bit from the pulled pork to the ribs lives up to the hype.
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Of course, whether the Karma lives up to GoPro's lofty promises remains to be seen.
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If he lives up to his end of the bargain, the charge will be dismissed.
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We'll see how the Chiron lives up to expectations once deliveries start in the autumn.
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"Awesome Mix Vol 1," the "Guardians of the Galaxy" soundtrack, lives up to its name.
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When Ms. Brooks's book lives up to its subtitle — "Tales From the Pentagon" — it delights.
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"It really lives up to its reputation," he added, as spitty rain flecked his glasses.
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Todd lives up to his hype, including during a tipsy game of Cards Against Humanity.
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Now that I have, I'm here to tell you: It lives up to the hype.
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It's also water-resistant and has a battery life that lives up to seven days.
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But whether reality lives up to the law depends on the dice roll of birth.
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A pink house with interiors bathed in magenta light, Fuchsia lives up to its name.
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In the President's mind, the only person who lives up to his standards is him.
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Over 1,700 5-star reviews agree that it lives up to the name "The Comfy".
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"Downhill" is a vacation-gone-wrong comedy that lives up to its ill-advised title.
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For highway trekking, the quiet, comfortable and composed Cross Country lives up to its name.
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Some recipes are designated 20-minute meals, and Sun Basket lives up to this promise.
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Let's improve the Lower Drug Costs Now Act so it lives up to its name!
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This LP truly lives up to its title, which may be the biggest surprise of all.
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Florida, long considered a critical swing state, more than lives up to the billing this year.
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Good news for those who want to know whether the device lives up to the hype.
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I hope it's a close one and I hope it lives up to all the expectations.
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With all that candy, this take on frosé really lives up to the Black Tap name.
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After finally getting some seat time, it's clear that the Shelby lives up to the hype.
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Couple that with Mirren's presence, and "Catherine the Great" pretty well lives up to its name.
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That's quite a compliment coming from Streisand, and Foxx lives up to it alongside the legend.
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I haven't seen the episode yet, but based on filming, it lives up to the hype.
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So we'll know soon enough whether the Oculus Go lives up to Oculus' claims of greatness.
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From Jamaica and Spain to China and Romania, this shade lives up to its name everywhere.
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Movado's another luxury watch brand that's making sure its Connected smartwatch lives up to its heritage.
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SWEDBANK INVESTOR ALECTA SAYS NEITHER EXTERNAL REPORT NOR THE PROPOSED CONTINUATION LIVES UP TO OUR EXPECTATIONS
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It lives up to that claim, rapidly charging the 3T's battery in just a few minutes.
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The current one, "Space Between the Skies: A Virtual Reality Experience," lives up to its title.
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They should stand for an ideal greater than any individual president or party lives up to.
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It's here where Gucci's music feels like it lives up to his outlaw legend once again.
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Additionally, the SoundAsleep mostly lives up to its name by being pretty nice to sleep on.
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Instead, I'm waiting to see whether the non-collapsible Cheese Soufflé lives up to its name.
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They move into their father's childhood home, Key House, which certainly lives up to its name.
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But this week's "Empire" is the rare (sigh) midseason finale that lives up to the moniker.
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But if you're looking for a movie that lives up to its cast's talents, move along.
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"Our Finest Clothing: A Layered History of our Skin" lives up to the museum's provocative reputation.
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It comes from Brooklyn's Pies 'n' Thighs, which—needless to say—lives up to its name.
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Whether it lives up to the hype and remains relatively unhackable, we'll have to wait and see.
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I hope this project lives up to her legacy with a story that will educate and inspire.
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After using it for the past week or so, I think it lives up to the hype.
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In most other ways, though, the Oasis lives up to the promise of a premium e-reader.
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If the Kirin 980 lives up to these promises, the Mate 20 will be one fast phone.
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Movado is another luxury watch brand that's making sure its Connected smartwatch lives up to its heritage.
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When death metal bands need art that lives up to their brutal sound, they call Mark Riddick.
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On one hand, it's an ambitious project that lives up to its promise better than I expected.
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In an industry that tends to overuse the phrase "unique," Utopias actually lives up to the term.
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Of course, it also lives up to its namesake and is perfect for outdoor applications as well.
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It lives up to its famous name with even heating, stability, durability, and a lovely silvery sheen.
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The show darkens in mood on the third floor, where it most lives up to its title.
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Boasting over 900 five-star customer reviews at Walmart, this toner certainly lives up to the hype.
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Operating in the East Village since May, Hunan Slurp lives up to both halves of its name.
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Whether "Creed II" lives up to moviegoers' expectations will be determined when it hits theaters Nov. 21.
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This is a sparkling grid, and the cluing lives up to the challenge set by the entries.
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The pierogis look great, but I have to see if this salad lives up to the hype.
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While there are plenty of overrated food places out there, Voodoo Doughnut lives up to the hype.
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We drove a $250,000 Lamborghini Urus to see if the radical SUV lives up to the hype
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Such transgressions, however, will be harder to deflect if Jobs lives up to the greatness predicted for her.
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Heaven's Glow: sounds like a cult, is actually a gorgeous dewy highlighter that lives up to its name.
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GSLV-Mk III, which The Indian Express recently called a "monster" rocket, certainly lives up to its nickname.
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We're looking forward to playing the game ourselves, to see if it lives up to its big promises.
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Action is also sharing the cover art for Blue Chips 7000, which lives up to the futuristic premise.
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Each January, the Outdoor Retailer Snow Show in Denver, Colorado lives up to its very on-brand name.
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A lot of care went into making sure Gears 4 lives up to its name, and it worked.
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Nobody ever lives up to the adoration, not even Steve Jobs, and so it is in Gaiman's universe.
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Called the "health freak" of the Kardashian clan (by Khloé!), Kourtney Kardashian lives up to her title – mostly.
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The now 9-year-old DJ performs as Dextrous One, and it's a name he lives up to.
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Rumors lives up to it name by doing away with lineup announcements and all DJs performing extended sets.
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CNN's Brian Lowry says the superhero flick -- 10 years in the making -- definitely lives up to the hype.
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So, I can't wait to give it a try and see if it lives up to the hype.
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Some surfers and industry experts question whether science lives up to marketing with the latest wet suit innovations.
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Each one I've tried lives up to the Marshall name and these two new speakers are no different.
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"Knowing this is the last one, I only hope the meal lives up to the occasion," he said.
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The deal calls for a full withdrawal in 28503 months if the Taliban lives up to its commitments.
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We cannot rest until our country lives up to the constitutional promise of liberty and justice for all.
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Building S2 infrastructure that lives up to the lofty ideals in America's founding documents is long, slow work.
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If Blackstone's mix of dynamism and integrity lives up to this paragon, Mr Schwarzman's firm deserves to last. ■
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Crosley built her name on trenchant analysis of modern foibles, and she lives up to her reputation here.
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There is no other taquería that lives up to the old cliché of Tijuana's debauchery like this one.
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As for the Hwa Yuan crab cake, I have no idea whether it lives up to the name.
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Burma Superstar: San Francisco has tons of great Burmese food, and Burma Superstar lives up to its name.
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Check out the gallery ... Jason lives up to his superhero alter ego, even though he's rocking board shorts.
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With titanium 3D printers, electrostatic charge tables, and a giant slide, Playground Global lives up to it's a name.
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Bloodline lives up to this promise, in the sense that it cannot avoid becoming a commentary on modern politics.
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Yes, DŌ definitely lives up to all the ado, but is it worth an hours-long wait in line?
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My point is that the Everyday Backpack lives up to its name primarily by virtue of its aesthetic versatility.
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For as long as it's taken for them to put it together, the collaboration lives up to the hype.
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Inevitably, not everyone gets an examination worth having, or a storyline that lives up to the 10-year buildup.
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We're anxious to see if Jon Snow/Aegon III Targaryen lives up to the heavy weight of his name.
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Legislators should be aiming for a law that lives up to a decent ethical standard and commands general consent.
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Perhaps the most discussed TV episode of the year, "12 Angry Men" more than lives up to the hype.
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So it's important to know whether the car lives up to the billing that it is fast and powerful.
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In addition to the censorship measures, the law lives up to its name with some new requirements for cybersecurity.
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It's supposed to be an all-purpose, do-everything piece of glass, and it really lives up to that.
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Alexander Wang's Instagram bio reads "UNCENSORED" (in all caps, yes) — and it's a descriptive he definitely lives up to.
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We must demand that he lives up to the air of expectations of the highest office in the land.
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BTW -- the tackle in question is ON VIDEO ... watch below and see if it lives up to the hype.
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So I'm gonna go try their famous pastrami on rye and see if it lives up to the hype.
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He found the mattress lives up to the hype; he no longer has sweaty nights of tossing and turning.
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But Scotch 3M No Residue Duct Tape lives up to its name and won't leave behind a sticky mess.
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I just don't know if the surrounding circus that has sprouted alongside lives up to the same espoused ideals.
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It lives up to its name with the high-performing, versatile All-Clad D5 Stainless Steel 10-Piece Set.
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That means finale "Now Am Found" lives up to its name and finds answers to the season's biggest mysteries.
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I borrowed one from Land Rover for a week to find out whether it lives up to the hype.
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Only time will tell if The New Colossus lives up to the brazen fury of its preceding advertising campaign.
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To continue to be the indispensable nation that lives up to the promise and the potential of our founders.
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Amazon customer Max Nobody asserts that it's one of those rare appliances that lives up to the marketing hype.
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But now that the producer himself clarified, you can sleep happily knowing the show lives up to its name.
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But I am here to report that, for this show at least, the format lives up to the hype.
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U.S. officials are currently struggling over how to make sure China lives up to its side of the deal.
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Rumpl Travel Blanket, $99 — available August 2020Rumpl's Travel Blanket lives up to its namesake in just about every way.
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"Senator Collins lives up to her state motto, Dirigo, every day in the Senate," McConnell said in a statement.
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One of my co-workers climbs here and loves it so I'm hoping it lives up to the hype!
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The experience lives up to its romantic name, with comfy sofas, cocktails, and wood-fired pizzas under the stars.
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Frank And Oak considers this to be its most technical parka and it absolutely lives up to those claims.
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Survive's latest trailer, which shows a significant amount of in-game footage, largely lives up to the initial pitch.
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Much of the discussion around the march has centered on whether it lives up to the ideal of intersectionality.
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Do you think it lives up to what you were trying to do early on with the Hidden Cameras?
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It lives up to Uzi's recent image as a cartoon hero on his album Lil Uzi Vert Vs. the World.
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Proper opening track "Origami" lives up to its name, folding into new layers and formations of piano and percussion textures.
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Companies this big will only take data privacy seriously if national watchdogs show their bite lives up to their bark.
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Whether the embattled company lives up to those clips may be the make or break story of CES this year.
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" Los Angeles-based IndieWire was more enthusiastic, saying the film "lives up to its potential while leaving you wanting more.
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The Frivolous shop at Detroit Metropolitan Airport lives up to its promise of being filled with "wonderfully unnecessary" gift items.
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Whether you're looking for a new camera or picking up a PS4 Pro, everything lives up to the Sony name.
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What is more, if AI lives up to the hype, it will lead to demand for more and better data.
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But their work lives up to that descriptor, grounded in everyday life but tinging it with moments of the fantastical.
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But taking her status as a role model seriously, she's made sure that this Barbie lives up to her ideals.
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Our viewing spot to watch the launch is dubbed the "Gravel Pit" — and it certainly lives up to its name.
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If the project lives up to the mock-ups, buying, selling, holding, sending and receiving Libras will become a doddle.
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The Great WallA few hours drive from the city center, The Great Wall of China lives up to the hype.
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What's more, today's synthetic-biology community lives up to ideals of openness and public service better than many older fields.
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The bottom line: it will be some time before we see if the Model 3 lives up to the hype.
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Well, beyond the casting and fake date premise, little about The Perfect Date lives up to that other film's charm.
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But what's been left unanswered since Sundance is whether Birth Of A Nation actually lives up to the initial hype.
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As long as the software lives up to the promise of the hardware, it could be a really good experience.
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Whip one out of that rosy box—which truly lives up to the brand's name—and ask, 'Got a light?
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This writer is a proud owner of the Faux Fur Ruched Throw and, yes, it lives up to the hype.
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Between the lack of fees, ease of use, and super-sized interest rates, it definitely lives up to the hype.
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The new celebrity inmate, Judy King (Blair Brown), is another "Orange" character who simultaneously defies and lives up to type.
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Whether he lives up to a billing he didn't necessarily want or flames out is all part of the allure.
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That's a utopian vision, and it's not one that our library system in its current form always lives up to.
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The Sherpa blanket lives up to its 4.7-star customer rating on Amazon with its balance of warmth and softness.
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Kailua Beach has been voted one of the top beaches in the world, and it lives up to its name.
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We're going to make Vice a truly modern work culture that lives up to the egalitarian values that we lost.
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The center lives up to its name: when clouds gather around the great mountain, it's a sure indicator of storms.
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In addition, the Pebble Steel lives up to is name and comes in a nice selection of metal materials and band.
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Even considering those obstacles, things might set up perfectly for Houston if it lives up to its end of the bargain.
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Well, after playing around with it for a few weeks, our judges can confidently say it lives up to the hype.
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This is an essential policy for ensuring that the US lives up to its commitments under the 2016 Paris climate agreement.
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It lives up to the "invisible" test and it not only gets rid of grease, but it also adds great volume.
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And in its best moments, Shiny New Year lives up to the howling madness at the center of all Rankin/Bass.
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The Incredible Avengers: Infinity War Lives Up to All the HypeImage: DisneyAvengers: Infinity War is demanding, heartbreaking, exhilarating, massive, and dense.
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The Trump administration has declared that its foreign policy will be "America First," and this decision lives up to that slogan.
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If the Fed lives up to the median forecast of its rate-setting committee, the rate by then should be 2.25%.
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If Musk actually lives up to his word about the new safety features, it's certainly an impressive bit of customer service.
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The full extent of its deployment, or even how well the technology lives up to its marketing promises, isn't entirely clear.
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While it doesn't have the best interior, the Levante GTS lives up to the driving experience that a Maserati badge promises.
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If it lives up to its initial billing, the truck could match, and even exceed the expectations of many pickup buyers.
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Despite its tie-in with the show, which could make it seem gimmicky, the iPhone app lives up to its claims.
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The track dropped today, complete with a video starring Herring himself, and it lives up to every bit of the hype.
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They wrote a really awesome season that lives up to the epicness, especially when you get into episodes 8 and 9.
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Meet the honeyguide: a woodpecker-like bird that lives up to its name by leading African tribesmen to the best beehives.
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The details, and how to verify that North Korea lives up to its work, will take some time to hammer out.
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That said, I think I have finally tasted a dessert that lives up to the sweet and salty spread's good name.
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" But it's not clear that his book lives up to its subtitle, "The Secrets of Being Productive in Life and Business.
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Face with obliteration, the people who once lived in that world just kept living their lives up to the last moment.
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"It's my hope that he lives up to his rhetoric in regards to civility and respect for the institution," she said.
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Yet in less than five minutes, the piece lives up to its title, with fantastical episodes, sometimes dark-hued and ominous.
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We'll have to test the Galaxy Z Flip fully to see if this new hinge design lives up to Samsung's promises.
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Laurie Ossman and Debra A. McClane's THE GENTLEMAN'S FARM: Elegant Country House Living (Rizzoli, $55) certainly lives up to its billing.
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To put it another way: This is a rare Jewish joke in which the punch line lives up to the delivery.
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The creme tastes a little funky, though, and we weren't sure if it lives up to the cake's well-known frosting.
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The [Democratic National Committee] should find a solution that lives up to our party&aposs commitment to fight for working people.
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Shop Amour Vert clothing at NordstromAmour Vert— or "green love" in French — lives up to its name by making clothing sustainably.
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But the Model 3 and the A220 are successful at delivering interiors that lives up to expectations — and even exceeds them.
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This is mostly because the story never fully lives up to the ideas, and the ideas themselves are fuzzy and scattered.
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The Good Great customization for earbuds and audio • Sound quality lives up to price The Bad Design isn't for everyone • Lots of quality options at similar price or cheaper • Short charging cable included The Bottom Line Despite solid audio that lives up to the $199 price, all anyone will want to talk about is that weird pendant.
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If the deep-learning approach to protein folding lives up to its promise, the number of known protein structures should multiply rapidly.
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Indiana calls itself the Crossroads of America, and the state lives up to the name with the best roads in the country.
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With all this in mind, I will cast my vote based on who I believe best lives up to these weighty requirements.
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Admittedly, that may sound like semantics and, of course, whether the final execution lives up to the promise remains to be seen.
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While it's not as cuddly as its cosmic neighbor, the Lobster Nebula certainly lives up to its namesake with its unique shape.
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If you're going to slap the Jeep name on a go-kart, you better make sure it lives up to brand's pedigree.
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That's up near LG OLED territory, so even if it lives up to Vizio's hype, the picture quality will face stiff competition.
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Final Take This is the first Apple Watch that really feels like it lives up to Apple's original vision for the wearable.
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New York City pizza chain Joe's Pizza is known to many as Famous Joe's, and it certainly lives up to its nickname.
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Cruz-Diez is referred to as "El Maestro de Color," and lives up to that reputation by becoming one with his artwork.
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In fact, one hit can sometimes be detrimental, depending on what is released afterwards and whether it lives up to the hype.
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Thankfully, The Sciences lives up to its release strategy, providing all the massive scope and thrumming guitars that Sleep are famous for.
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While we've all been eating burgers in ignorant bliss, a new report suggests that mystery meat really lives up to its name.
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Of course, sunscreen lives up to its SPF only when it is applied correctly, and most people don't apply enough of it.
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Matrix Vavoom Freezing Spray lives up to its name and locks styles in place, making touch-ups a thing of the past.Pros:
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Now the Lightcycle Power Run rollercoaster is finished and has started taking passengers, and the ride lives up to last year's hype.
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"Buka Dansa" can be translated as "dance till it breaks" or "break the dance," and this track lives up to both choices.
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It is a staggeringly beautiful place that lives up to all its fabled charm, yet even the quietest moments here feel ominous.
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There are good reasons to doubt whether even the United States Supreme Court is an institution that lives up to these ideals.
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NUBLU 151 July 12 The trumpeter Nabaté Isles recently released his debut album, "Eclectic Excursions," and it lives up to its title.
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It lives up to its nonskid name even after a thorough soaking, dries quickly and thoroughly, and it's available in 12 colors.
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It is entirely possible for you to sign a conservative health care bill that lives up to your belief in universal coverage.
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"The [Democratic National Committee] should find a solution that lives up to our party's commitment to fight for working people," Warren tweeted. .
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"The DNC should find a solution that lives up to our party's commitment to fight for working people," Warren wrote on Twitter.
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The film's finale lives up to that feeling, but in a way the viewer won't see coming — very much like life itself.
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Considering the Band 2 Pro retails for only $69, it may be a pretty great deal if it lives up to its claims.
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We tried them this afternoon, so we can tell you with certainty that each new flavor lives up to the Ben & Jerry's name.
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"Assuming that the new custom silicon actually lives up to the claims, the computer looks very impressive on a performance level," Abuelsamid says.
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Physically, the Porsche Design Mate 26 lives up to its lofty brand name and radiates an assurance of high-end design and materials.
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Yet from the way Annie spins and gawks as if the London townhouse lives up to expectations, you know which twin is which.
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The Crossroads of America lives up to its nickname, and not just because of the four major interstate highways that meet in Indianapolis.
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THE RIVER VIEW HOTEL on the banks of the Yamuna river at Okhla, on the outskirts of Delhi, lives up to its name.
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The bar set by [Benioff and Weiss] is so high that my hope is to get one show that lives up to it.
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Google has really harped on this feature, and based on our naked-eye assessment, the Pixel lives up to most of that hype.
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I had a chance to visit the museum for the first time back in September, and its reputation lives up to the hype.
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Providing the HiFi audio lives up to its billing, the Kharbon IP67 Wireless Earbuds are a solid reason to buck the AirPods trend.
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Fearing for their lives, up to 3 million people have fled the country since 2014 according to the UN International Organization for Migration.
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Knowing the overwhelming love for Lolita, we wanted to try out the capsule collection to see if it lives up to the hype.
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GE refrigerators are well-known for their durability, and this model lives up to its famous name even though it is very affordable.
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To find out if ABH's first-ever mascara lives up to the hype, we tapped R29 staffers to put it to the test.
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The title is a Japanese word, meaning beauty evoked with an economy of means, and the work mostly lives up to that premise.
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YouTuber Filthy Frank lives up to his name — he creates comedy that ignores taboos in order to shock (and delight) his loyal fans.
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Fiery harissa spice lives up to its name, the rose version is saltier and fragrant, and the herb blend is robust and piney.
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On a higher musical if not astral plane, Todd S. Purdum's "Something Wonderful: Rodgers and Hammerstein's Broadway Revolution" lives up to its title.
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"I am proud to chart a course for our city that lives up to this reality," Mr. de Blasio said in a statement.
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And that's true whether or not this impeachment vote lives up to the dire predictions that both sides are making at the moment.
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Fans of the game say the iPhone launch is a game-changing development that lives up to the other versions of the software.
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That's not nothing, but hardly lives up to the plan's billing as a "climate game changer", or an "unaffordable" threat to reliable energy.
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If Crispr lives up to its promise, the patents on the technique could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars, or even more.
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The commercial introduces a new catchphrase — "higher, further, faster" — and lives up to it with a lightning-quick montage that sets pulses racing.
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So my heart raced about "Salvator Mundi" as well, even if I'm not persuaded that the work itself lives up to its billing.
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"Roll (Burbank Funk)" lives up to its name––it's a funky, psych-tinged jam, featuring Steve Lacy on vocals, taking over from Syd.
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U.S. officials want to keep some, if not all, as part of any final deal to ensure China lives up to its commitments.
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You can watch the whole thing here, and remember, it totally lives up to its name of "The Return of Bad Video Game Wrestling."
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Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World is, in other words, a Werner Herzog documentary—and very much lives up to its name.
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Dating from the early 1900s, Old Northeast is a historic residential district that actually lives up to the cliche about having something for everyone.
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Stay tuned for my review as soon as they become available to know if that sound lives up to Audio-Technica's pedigree and promise.
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France and Ireland have also warned they'll vote against an EU trade deal with Brazil unless the country lives up to its environmental obligations.
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Simply insisting that firms follow the rules would give workers greater protection while ensuring that the gig economy lives up to its enormous promise.
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New York will ensure "the bank lives up to its word and maintains effective safeguards," said Acting New York Financial Services Superintendent Linda Lacewell.
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Google has named this Smart Sound, and according to the reviews, the clarity and bass quality lives up to the name and then some.
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He definitely has the Michael Scott personality going for him, and he lives up to his name even more so as time goes on.
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Two key outstanding questions are thus how to measure whether China lives up to its word, and what America can do if it fails.
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The MPV's specs aren't the most impressive, but the design lives up to the three-pointed star, with LED headlights and 19-inch wheels.
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Pitchfork named her previous album, Sunergy, produced with Suzanne Ciani, one of its Best New Albums, and "Riparian" certainly lives up to the praise.
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The Elegant sports a rose-gold plated body, while Jewel lives up to its namesake, with 68 Swarovski crystals embedded in its gold casing.
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Opener "Keep It Low" lives up to its title as baroque synth patterns dance over rattling trap and WIldfern's gruff, Kevin Gates-esque delivery.
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This cold-weather drink certainly lives up to its name and pairs perfectly with 1833 Kitchen & Bar's eclectic menu of regional, sustainably sourced cuisine.
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Canadians can expect to finally see whether or not MintChip lives up to the hype, after years of development by their government, in February.
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They'll also gain insight into whether the Senate lives up to Gorsuch's characterization of it Tuesday as the "greatest deliberative body in the world."
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"Reclaim Pride wants to make sure that Stonewall 50 lives up to the spirit of what happened here 50 years ago," Siegel added Tuesday.
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The hotel very much lives up to the chain's rep for a social scene with common areas intended for guests to relax and mingle.
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We must continue to see to it that the Department of Veterans Affairs lives up to the promises we have made to our veterans.
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An internal temperature of 145 degrees will give you succulent meat that lives up to its name, a tender loin that is flavorful, too.
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I tried out the Miami outpost, comped as part of my stay, and can happily report it lives up to the New York original.
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But the monarch of meat proved me wrong again, this time by producing a sweet and sour sauce that lives up to its name.
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But unlike other places that hit those idealized notes, Henrietta Red lives up to its image as a place you actually want to be.
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As a collector of all things of the occult and morbid, she lives up to the mythology of the creepy house she calls home.
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Perched on a grassy hill overlooking an isolated beach outside the quiet Cornwall village of Portscatho, Hidden Hut certainly lives up to its name.
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The Fed does best for U.S. national interests and for the rest of the world when it lives up to its own policy mandate. What?
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While most talk of game-changing moments in Washington is overblown, the House vote on ACA is a decision that lives up to that billing.
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They are shining examples of social justice activism, fighting against injustices every day, and making sure that our great nation lives up to its promise.
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HomePod won't be available until December, so we'll have to wait until closer to then to see if it lives up to its "breakthrough" claims.
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The glut could reach 3 million if Iran lives up to its vow to ratchet up exports to 1 million bpd as soon as possible.
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If you're someone who thinks firm mattresses are "never firm enough," Brooklyn Bedding's new two-sided mattress called the Plank lives up to its name.
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How can one characterize whether the Emmy-nominated Netflix phenom lives up to the hype when you felt it was overhyped in the first place?
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Trump asked the Commerce Department to consider other measures, besides sanctions, to make sure ZTE lives up to its agreements, Ross told CNBC on Thursday.
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Wallace has a reputation as a serious journalist, not a Fox News partisan like Sean Hannity, and I hope Wallace lives up to that reputation.
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But in chasing all these irreconcilable urges, in trying to please everyone at once, This Unruly Mess all too often lives up to its name.
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The deal also lays out a timeline for a full U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 28500 months if the Taliban lives up to its commitments.
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It's the kind of populist policy that will play well in the Westerosi heartland, and lives up to Dany's name as the breaker of chains.
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Clinton said last fall that she opposes the TPP because she doesn't think that the final product lives up to the standards that were set.
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This red, yellow and blue behemoth of a ride lives up to its name and uses a round six-person raft to generate its thrills.
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And, if we want an internet that truly lives up to our country's ideals, the current FCC chairman better listen to the citizens he serves.
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Swimsuits for All: This retailer lives up to the promise of its name, with on-trend pieces for women of all sizes and body types.
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Bites Henrietta Red may have an envy-inducing aesthetic — but it also lives up to its image as a place you actually want to be.
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And, best-case scenario, it works phenomenally and it lives up to this image that Jeff has for it, and it's going to be amazing.
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Davis actually lives up to the high bar of her title, eschewing a "philosophy 101" approach to answer the question in her own clever manner.
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The Magic Leap One sounds really cool, and I can only hope it lives up to the hype train it's currently racing through the media on.
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Rather than criticizing Hannah for her past, he lives up to his promise he doesn't expect Hannah to be a "perfect" person, whatever that actually means.
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It has become apparent over the last three years the WFM has not lives up to its core value of supporting team member happiness and excellence.
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But what the movie does so well, and what sets it apart, is the way it unapologetically lives up to its promise of raunch and sleaze.
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But for the most part, it's a breathlessly oppressive experience, a dark and sometimes strikingly beautiful film that lives up to its most obvious cinematic forefathers.
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He called on Russia and Iran, both major backers of the Assad government, to make sure it lives up to its commitments under the peace process.
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Oh and the new album doesn't disappoint either, delivering a title track that lives up to its grand statement of What A Time To Be Alive.
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All-NBA free agents will want to see that Russell, Ingram, and the rest can actually play and that Luke Walton lives up to the hype.
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The goal of the app is to make your inbox smarter and easier to manage, and Inbox, for the most part, lives up to that promise.
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We visited a honeybee farm, La Finca Consciencia, crucial to pollination, and the Tin Box, a funky barbecue joint whose architecture lives up to its name.
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Season two opens with an episode that consciously riffs on the classic Italian film Bicycle Thieves and mostly lives up to the comparison, for God's sake.
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Even if the administration lives up to its promise to reduce regulations, cheap natural gas means utilities will likely be reluctant to move back to coal.
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Breakingviews If President Trump lives up to his slogan of making America great again, there will be many more workers in factories, mines and the like.
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But the show lives up to expectations, as a rather abstract meditation on time, while on the other hand, showcasing less visible artistic positions from Turkey.
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The shirt lives up to its HeatGear name by truly shining when temperatures drop as the fabric was built for keeping you warm in frigid weather.
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Peach and Lily's Matcha Pudding Antioxidant Cream ($40), a favorite of Dr. Dolder's, lives up to its name, and feels, pleasantly, like pudding on your face.
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It pretty much lives up to the expectations set upon it by the original 1994 game and once again raises the question: Why did this get made?
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The trailer for Unforgettable just dropped, and if this movie lives up to its title, it seems like it will be unforgettable for all the wrong reasons.
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The Soothing Relaxation YouTube channel lives up to its name by pairing stunning videos of nature with calming AF piano, cello, violin, harp, guitar, and choir music.
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But if it lives up to expectations, 5G wireless could put some fixed-line internet connections to shame, even at the lower end of its performance range.
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We all know Game of Thrones loves to shock us, and we're hoping that the inevitable death of Queen Very Rude lives up to her cruel life.
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The film lives up to action genre expectations with nail biter fight scenes and fulfills superhero tropes with a science fiction angle and some cool ass costumes.
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And then on November 3, Netflix will release the first season of The Big Family Cooking Showdown, a BBC Two show that lives up to its title.
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I would recommend the Aeon Flow Open to anyone looking for a good pair of genre-agnostic hi-fi headphones that lives up to its high price.
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All of which is to say: Uncharted 4 lives up to the legacy the series has earned for itself, but it fails to evolve much beyond that.
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With all of the waiting that fans have had to do for this bout, we can only hope that it lives up to some of that anticipation.
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While we've been hearing a lot about 3D-printed structures, this two-storey villa located in Beijing, China, is impressive if it lives up to its claims.
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However, while his latest head-to-toe sheer ensemble definitely lives up to that reputation, it also has us wondering, is EJ secretly a Kardashian-in-training?
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The wheel arches are more exaggerated than usual and the front comes to a sharp point, giving this car a profile that lives up to its name.
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Related Video: Cindy Crawford's Look-Alike Daughter Kaia Gerber Signs with IMG Models And the rapper's 109-room Atlanta abode more than lives up to the hype.
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The malware would allow NSO's clients - said to be governments and intelligence organisations - to secretly spy on a phone's owner, opening their digital lives up to scrutiny.
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To Brit Bennett's credit, her ferociously moving debut lives up to its title, never once allowing readers a simplistic view of the maternal pain at its center.
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Roddenberry was quick to assure fans that the members of the creative team "get it" and will make a show that lives up to Star Trek's legacy.
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The only way the virus has been slowed in other countries is through real changes in daily lives -- up to and including bans on any large gatherings.
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The Amazon rainforest has inspired countless tales of lost civilizations, and the more archaeologists explore the lush region, the more it lives up to this legendary reputation.
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The hard economic reality of fashioning a plan that lives up to the promises Mr. Trump has made would invariably involve trade-offs unpopular with many voters.
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Yet while the Switch's concept reportedly lives up to the promise, the early reviews suggest that it still faces a big hurdle: a serious lack of games.
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Yates lives up to the moniker because in addition to the usual dancing videos he posts, he often posts videos of himself doing "stunts" on the platform.
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"Gardner, who leads the Senate GOP campaign arm, threatened to block all Justice Department nominees until Sessions "lives up to the commitment that he made to me.
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The bars in the graphic capture the drop in the percentage of people who agree that the United States fully or mostly lives up to democratic standards.
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Bryan is an extraordinary American, and his book challenges us to be a greater nation, one that lives up to our highest ideals and not our lesser angels.
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Whether Alden Ehrenreich works in the title role or not, whether or not Donald Glover lives up to our outsized expectations as Lando, we'll all be fine here.
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Speaking to German weekly publication Die Zeit on the sidelines of WEF, Sewing said he wants to make Deutsche Bank a place that lives up to his standards.
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The formula is completely sweat-proof — in fact, the team over at Tarte tested it in actual sweat chambers to make sure it lives up to its name.
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Nearly hidden on a busy street in Lagos, the Jazzhole lives up to its name as an intimate home for not only music, but also books and art.
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Ohio-based CaJohns Fiery Foods lives up to its name with an assortment of hot sauces whose names are enough to scare off those with faint taste buds.
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The iPhone XS lives up to Apple's claims that it can withstand a soaking in beer, but still breaks easily when dropped, according to one third-party test.
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So while Friday Labs may be a success story insofar as it shipped a big piece of hardware, the verdict's out on whether it lives up to expectations.
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" Her attorney, Karen Marvel, adding, "We're just trying to make sure that my client gets her day in court and that Mr. Quintanilla lives up to the obligations.
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We have yet to see whether the film lives up to all the hype, but between the trailer and the poster, Disney is definitely getting our hopes up.
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We recently reviewed Lipsense — a truly no-budge liquid lipstick that everyone and their mother sells on Facebook — and spoiler alert: It lives up to all the hype.
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And, watching the video — directed by Dario Vetere and David Campbell — Gretchen certainly lives up to her name, as she shakes her booty like you've never seen before.
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DJI has now switched to an internal battery, too, instead of using replaceable ones, which should be a good thing if it lives up to the company's estimates.
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It's a jacket; it's not an obtrusive wearable that you're trying to unnaturally jam into your everyday tech life while hoping it lives up to its wearable promises.
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The Clips camera isn't actually on general sale yet, but we look forward to testing out the device to see if it lives up to these ambitious goals.
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This 2010 B-movie about — you guessed it — chomp-happy fish lives up to that legacy with a healthy dose of swimwear-garbed coeds along with its gore.
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How far Trump lives up to these expectations, and how voters respond will determine how national politics evolves -- not just in 2017 but in the years to come.
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On Friday, the Grammy-winner, 29, released the highly anticipated title track off her upcoming seventh studio album, Lover, and the song certainly lives up to its name.
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So it's the perfect time to lighten up with Google's latest April Fools' Day product: an all-new VR headset that truly lives up to the medium's promise.
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" (No Reservations, New York) "It's a beautiful thing, when the reality lives up to your hopes and expectations; when everything—everything—is as good as anything could be.
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Pretty much any Hollywood awards show can be categorized as a self-aggrandizing display of narcissism, but nothing lives up to that description quite like the Golden Globes.
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The partially-state owned airline also said that passengers prefer to see "young and slender" flight attendants, and it is important Aeroflot lives up to their customers' expectations.
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Based on my short time with the series, it lives up to its modest ambitions, though it makes me wonder how, exactly, I want to experience older games.
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Read more: We flew on the new Delta Airbus jet, which Boeing tried to keep out of the US, to see if it lives up to the hype.
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The illustrations of each bird are beautiful on their own, but this clock also lives up to its name with bird song at the top of each hour.
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The Echo Studio certainly lives up to its promise of delivering clear, boisterous audio that outperforms many of the smaller smart home speakers I've used in the past.
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Living In 403 Photos View Slide Show ' Set on hilly terrain above the Hudson River, the Upper Manhattan neighborhood of Hudson Heights lives up to its name geographically.
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If Twitter lives up to its promises of active engagement with researchers and their needs, it could smartly capitalize on rival Facebook's parallel missteps in support for academics.
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If the new sugar lives up to its billing, it would represent a milestone in the food business's never-ending quest for more healthful ways to sweeten products.
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As an artist, Booth works to push the boundaries between comic arts and fine art, and she lives up to no standards of appropriateness other than her own.
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The place where they went was ranked as one of the top 10 barbecue joints in the world, and I'd say it lives up to the hype, even reheated.
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The goal here is to create a movie theater experience in your bedroom, though we'll have to test it out to see if it lives up to the claims.
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A three-year agreement with Apple to supply the iPhone with RF components and modules could be a huge win if the iPhone 7 lives up to lofty expectations.
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No third-party Wear OS device maker has been able to build a smartwatch that fully lives up to Google's vision of what the platform can and should be.
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Funds that supplement, not supplant, state and local dollars for high-poverty schools are key to ensuring this legislation lives up to its name: the Every Student Succeeds Act.
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A new explicit trailer for the film lives up to every rising expectation we have for the flick, which follows a bachelorette party that goes every type of wrong.
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Night of Joy: This Williamsburg watering hole actually lives up to its name with an awesome rooftop and funky house-infused spirits (go for the beet and dill vodka).
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It's not uncommon for a movie buff to admire a certain character, but it's not often that a die-hard fan actually lives up to a big-screen hero.
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More than a reintroduction under the new name, the record lives up to the meaning of its title, a 38-minute examination of the emotional weights that saddle us.
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It may be pricey, but if you're looking for a high-tech hair dryer that actually lives up to the hype, the Dyson Super Sonic may be for you.
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Move D's "Rise!" is an aquatic churner, "Lush Life" by Fred P lives up to its title, and Easy to Remember's "I Don't Know" is a disco-tinged delight.
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I am prepared to take all steps necessary, including holding DOJ nominees, until the Attorney General lives up to the commitment he made to me prior to his confirmation.
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A pocket-size gallery that lives up to its name, Half Gallery shows a solid lineup of young painters who approach the canvas with conviction and a twisted vision.
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The owner, Ian Schrager, calls it simply Public, and to make sure it lives up to its name he has divided the common areas into a sequence of hangouts.
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" A reviewer is tempted to dismiss the former by saying that it lives up to its title and the latter by replying, "Because of doorstop tomes like yours, pal!
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The U.S. plans to have its troop count down to 8,85033 in 135 days, with a full withdrawal in 14 months if the Taliban lives up to its commitments.
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The X truly lives up to the hype of being incredibly fast and delivering superior visuals - as well as audio (Dolby Atmos!) - compared to any other console in existence.
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The Calphalon Auto-Speed Blender lives up to its name with its powerful 1,100-watt motor and six-point stainless steel blades that deliver perfect blending results every time.
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The star attraction was The Elysian Bar, the hotel's bar and restaurant, which was curated by Bacchanal Wine and certainly lives up to the local bar's highly-esteemed reputation.
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How we respond to this abuse will determine whether the web lives up to its potential as a global force for good or leads us into a digital dystopia.
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As far as "Pure Water" itself is concerned, the title in and of itself invites all your best "icy" and "chilly" puns, and more importantly, it lives up to them.
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Ragin' Al routinely lives up to his moniker by proving hot-headed in the cage, on the mic, after the fights, and most importantly in his negotiations with the UFC.
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Meet Calphalon's 3-in-1 Digital Slow Cooker: It's one of the best-looking on the market, lives up to the brand name, and is $30 off on Amazon today.
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But the wagon is still what many people imagine when they think of Volvo, and I'm interested to see if the car lives up to Volvo's (and my own) hype.
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If you haven't, a quick Google search should do the trick; dozens of dessert results will populate, each claiming to be the one that lives up to its daring name.
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If he lives up to that promise, now that he's busted through the once-exclusive doors, could it be that in five years another fresh face becomes Ukraine's seventh president?
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"Every deal that the Chinese have signed up with us since their inception into the WTO since 2001, China never lives up to their promises," he said on July 25.
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Usually when something is described as "out of this world," it's meant figuratively, but the newest ice cream flavor from Jeni's lives up to the expression in almost every sense.
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"I hope that the current administration lives up to the promises it has made to advance human rights for everyone by raising this issue directly with Russia's leaders," he said.
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So Chipotle, it seems, has attempted the impossible: cheese that lives up to all our expectations without the extra stuff that makes it the thing we already love so much.
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If the image quality lives up to expectations — and Fujifilm's claims — the GFX system could give Hasselblad and PhaseOne a serious run for their money when it launches next year.
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Even so, if you're willing to spend the money, the new MacBook Pro's improved keyboard, roomier screen, and improved audio make it feel like it lives up to that price.
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Every time I'm shocked when someone lives up to their shitty reputation, and I'm forced to confront the fact that I'm not special, and they didn't make exceptions for me.
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When he becomes personal, as in his chapter on getting into the Berlin nightclub Berghain and the entire parallel universe of nightclub door policy, "Fabulous" lives up to its title.
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Given a chance to lead the agency, Ms. Haspel may, in fact, be the best hope for ensuring that the agency lives up to the expectations of the American people.
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If we see something promising, Michael lifts the hanger and turns the dress 90 degrees so that we can decide if the full view lives up to the sidelong glance.
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Anandtech found that the RX 5600 XT lives up to AMD's "ultimate" claim, averaging more than 60 fps in all but one game it tested — that game being Metro Exodus.
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"The DNC should find a solution that lives up to our party's commitment to fight for working people," Ms. Warren, who was the first candidate to make the pledge, tweeted.
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It may be a little early to take sleeping bags outside, but the Trusty Sidekick Theater Company, which lives up to its name, is now offering a summer experience indoors.
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The Trump administration has also made little progress when it comes to devising a way to ensure that China lives up to whatever commitments it makes in a final agreement.
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In its third season, Catastrophe lives up to its own name in a more urgent way than ever — and pulls off telling a deceptively tricky story while it's at it.
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Whether the rather exorbitant price lives up to either audience&aposs expectations will only be answered in a full review, which we&aposll be all over in the coming months.
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Art of Doubt is a "seething, feminine rock record for a time of rage," writes Uproxx's Caitlin White, and it's a description that the album more than lives up to.
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LeCun says he is optimistic about the prospects of artificial intelligence, but he's also clear that much more work needs to be done before the field lives up to its promise.
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China wants the tariffs to be removed, while U.S. officials want to keep some, if not all, as part of any final deal to ensure China lives up to its commitments.
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"Added Gardner: "I am prepared to take all steps necessary, including holding DOJ nominees, until the Attorney General lives up to the commitment he made to me prior to his confirmation.
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Of course, we'll have to take the S20 (and its brethren) for a real-world spin to see whether or not it truly lives up to Samsung's laundry list of promises.
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But a controversy at YouTube, an online-video site owned by Google, shows how digital advertising still has problems to sort out before it lives up to the dazzling sales pitch.
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I find all the small design touches in this new software coalesce into a unified user experience that lives up to the high standards of, and synergizes with, Samsung's great hardware.
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As part of the final trade deal, U.S. officials want to keep at least some of the tariffs in place as a way to ensure Beijing lives up to its commitments.
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Beyond Kim's three marriages, Kourtney's on-and-off relationship with her baby daddy, and Khloe's propensity for athletes with baggage, youngest sister Kylie lives up to her big sisters' boy drama.
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The MX4s also lose out on the wood exterior, however if their sound really lives up to the LCD-4's quality, it's doubtful anyone would miss that feature too much.
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At a time when those things are contested by white nativists as well as natives, "Americans", as the exhibition is called, lives up to its name: it is about all Americans.
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"It was public demand which finally compelled us to set aside everything else and concentrate on developing a quality script which lives up to the audience’s expectations," he added.
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The sales pitch is that this is not just virtual reality, it's hyper reality, and all the reviews so far have testified to an experience that lives up to this moniker.
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Fat Rice 2957 W Diversey Ave, Chicago, IL 60647 (773) 661-9170 Despite the long wait and tight quarters, Chef Abraham Conlon's Macanese restaurant Fat Rice lives up to the hype.
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Jared Polis (D-Colo.) said he looks forward to reading through the language and hopes that the compromise lives up to its promise of helping the children and residents of Flint.
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But I see a future in which the 160-mile DMZ lives up to its name and actually becomes de-militarized, and a peace regime take hold of the Korean peninsula.
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If he lives up to that promise and serves about four more years in United States custody, Mr. Zubair would be repatriated to Malaysia to serve the remainder of his sentence.
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Each one lives up to the decadent flavors we've come to expect from the Talenti name, but the non-dairy Peanut Butter Fudge flavor was definitely the standout of the bunch.
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The U.S. withdrawal from the Iran deal will make it much harder for the region's leaders to sell their publics on the idea that the U.S. lives up to its commitments.
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NARS All Day Luminous Weightless Foundation ($49): This foundation truly lives up to its name, covering all types of skin imperfections to make it look like you're not even wearing makeup.
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It's a great value on paper, and after spending a couple of months with the TV, I can confidently say that the experience of watching it lives up to the hype.
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It's known for walking away from numerous pilots that didn't meet its standard, and will only turn the prequel into an actual series if it lives up to "Thrones," Bloys said.
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That's the complaint of the stressed-out Glaswegian gangsters in EVERY NIGHT I DREAM OF HELL (Mulholland/Little, Brown, $26), a piece of writing that lives up to its gritty title.
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We are lucky that we get to be the ones to live through this new era -- but with that comes a responsibility to ensure this moment lives up to its promise.
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Photo: iFixItFrom the sound of it, the Fairphone 3—the largest model yet at 158 x 71.8 x 9.89mm, according to its specs—lives up to its promise of easy repair.
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If The Get Down lives up to its potential, it could become not just the great drama about the '70s, but one of the first great dramas primarily about teen boys.
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Either the iPhone X lives up to the durability of its aluminum predecessors — in which case, thumbs up all around — or it will spur a sudden golden age for phone repair businesses.
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MoviePass is still cheaper than buying tickets the old fashioned way, but it's only a value if it lives up to its promises and doesn't shuffle the deck chairs in a month.
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We're just gonna cut to the chase: The Oscar-winning flick Get Out lives up to all of its hype and if you haven't seen it yet, you need to fix that.
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This technology is still in its infancy, but with plenty of applications in the pipeline, banks should soon start to learn whether, and in what form, it lives up to its promise.
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As a small, open economy with strong ties to the U.S., Ireland stands to lose if Trump lives up to his rhetoric and sets up barriers to trade such as import levies.
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Similar to contouring, in Korea, brown eyeshadow lives up to its function of creating depth and accentuating the eye, but that also involves playing up the aegyosal (fat bags under the eye).
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On top of all of this tension, the Shame Wizard (the Harry Potter franchise's David Thewlis, doing his best Voldemort impression), a new slithery character who lives up to his name, lurks.
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If the SunCube lives up to its creators' hopes, the future could see thousands of tiny new satellites buzzing around in LEO—and thousands more reasons to address our space debris problem.
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First revealed at Samsung First Look, the Korean company's big event at CES, The Wall lives up to its name not only because of its size but because of its promised functionality.
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Either of those scenarios would spark a sell-off, analysts say, but oil prices will probably struggle to grind higher from recent 2½-year highs even if OPEC lives up to expectations.
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For more than 150 years, black Americans and their allies have been struggling to create a society that both reckons with the evils of the past and lives up to its promise.
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Weinbaum said an inability to relocate troops during the coronavirus crisis "might obviously affect the drawdown," but added the bigger impediment continues to be whether the Taliban lives up to its commitments.
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Trusty Sidekick Theater Company, which lives up to its name as a producer of innovative works for young people, takes on her story in this narrative concert for audiences 10 and older.
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Add to that the best diplomacy system in the series' history and you have something that might finally have delivered a strategy and tactics game that lives up to its own spectacle.
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The exhibition, on view at New York University's Grey Art Gallery mostly lives up to the difficult task of untangling that complicated historiographic knot with approximately 21945 photographs by over 21950 Italian artists.
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The fact is that no internal combustion car, whether from Volkswagen or any other car company, diesel or gasoline, lives up to its emissions promises when measured on the road in actual use.
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Vice President Mike Pence said on Friday that the manner in which tariffs were removed would be part of that mechanism, aimed at ensuring China lives up to its obligations in any agreement.
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One slowly ramps up difficulty, one gives long periods of calm interspersed with dramatic challenges, while the last, the charmingly named "Randy Random," does everything in his power lives up to his name.
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Glow Maker Serum, available at Maelove, $27.95There are a lot of serums out there making lofty claims about how much they'll improve skin, but Maelove's Glow Maker really lives up to the hype.
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In other words: it's exactly what we expect to see from Tesla, as it attempts to make a semi truck that lives up to the brand's DNA of making the future seem cool.
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The biggest question for any follow-up of a legendary game like Deus Ex is how it lives up to the original, even if Deus Ex was hardly perfect in its own right.
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The Elear and Utopia — in case the latter's name didn't suggest it — are basically meant for luxurious home listening, and they have a comfort and build quality that lives up to their goal.
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The company that brought BB-22 to life has consistently been at the top of the very competitive Star Wars toys market, and the R2-D2 unit lives up to their hefty reputation.
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So, you've heard a bunch of hype about the Ninja Foodi in your search for an air fryer and/or pressure cooker, but now you're wondering if it actually lives up to it.
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And for those moments when you sense a song in your heart, there's a first-class orchestra conveniently nearby to help you express yourself in a style that lives up to your bliss.
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So whether or not it lives up to it is a big deal for Amazon, and by not living up to the delivery promise, the company puts its U.K. customer base at risk.
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At 5,279 feet, the Mile High City lives up to its name in more ways than one: In 2012, Colorado legalized recreational marijuana, paving the way for a flourishing and lucrative cannabis industry.
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For all its drama over the years, the home lives up to its namesake — it's a French palace befit for royals, or at least the royal upper-class of 21st century San Francisco.
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" Gardner said he will be putting holds on every nomination to the Justice Department until Sessions "lives up to the commitment that he made to me in my pre-confirmation meeting with him.
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"The DNC should find a solution that lives up to our party's commitment to fight for working people," Warren, the first candidate to voice support for the union Friday, wrote in a tweet.
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Although it's hard to definitively say that PhoneSoap lives up to its claims and actually kills 99.9% of germs, several publications have done actual lab tests to see if the claim is accurate.
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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC GREATEST LANDSCAPES: Stunning Photographs That Inspire and Astonish (National Geographic, $245) lives up to its billing by taking us around the world, through four seasons, in the company of masterly photographers.
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Rhone may be a small company that's only just come onto the athletic apparel scene but armed with its GoldFusion technology and a casual, modern fit, the Reign lives up to its name.
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The Trump administration says such a mechanism is necessary to ensure that China lives up to its agreement and does not repeat what it says is a pattern of reneging on past promises.
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WATCH: We Can't Stop Drooling Over the Cheesecake Factory's Newest Flavor We had the chance to taste the Famous Brown Bread before it hit grocery stores, and it mostly lives up to its reputation.
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In addition to her music career, she has also dabbled in acting, starring in an onstage production of the musical Blood Brothers … and in case you were wondering, still lives up to her name.
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He sees his job, by all reports, as keeping the president honest — working as hard as he can to ensure that Trump lives up to the hardline nationalist vision they advanced during the campaign.
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The Avocado Slicer, Pitter, Scooper Remover 3-in-1 Multi-Tool lives up to its name, helping you de-pit with a fluid twist of the wrist and slice without concern for wandering thumbs.
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Now, with the Coleco brand and the Atari Jaguar console casting, Retro VGS has built something that truly lives up to its retro roots—and they expect a lot of people to buy one.
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Easy Transfer, which was co-founded in 2013 by then 2003-year-old Tony Gao, lives up to its name by taking the hassle out of processing tuition payments for Chinese students studying abroad.
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A Presbyterian minister born on March 20, 1928, the late Rogers was a real argument for the good that religion can do in the world when it lives up to its best possible self.
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The skinny lip crayon just hit the Essence website in 10 shades ranging from rosy pinks to chocolate browns in matte and glossy finishes — and, believe me, the product lives up to its name.
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Ramon lives up to his nickname of "Baby Jesus," as in the second coming, and is perfect in the way artistic boys with a higher calling and a habit of getting visions are perfect.
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The site certainly lives up to it's dedication to so-called free speech and hosts at least one sort of known name in the Canadian extreme-right, Kevin Goudreau and the Canadian Nationalist Front.
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We still have work to do so that Pride lives up to its ideals and standards and is a place where everyone can come and be who they are and be celebrated for that.
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The Roasted Marshmallow S'mores and the Coconut Strawberry Bliss Frappuccinos both sound like beverages we'd jump at the chance to sip on, but let's face it, neither lives up to munching down a Pop'zel.
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Bone conduction completely lives up to its promise here, and it makes a big difference if you're, say, cycling in the city and have an irrational fear of getting run over by a truck.
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While you're really not going to want to browse the internet or use apps or do much of anything at 128kbps, it seems fair to say that the feature lives up to its name.
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Beyond much-improved bonus categories, the card has a new design, which lives up to the "green" in its name by using reclaimed plastic from beaches collected by the organization Parley for the Oceans.
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Under the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal negotiated by the Obama administration, the international community agreed to suspend sanctions against Iran so long as it lives up to the terms of the accord.
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Williamson — assuming he lives up to lofty expectations in his first few years — could be in a position to play on the qualifying offer and become an unrestricted free agent after his fifth season.
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It sounded like it was potentially too good to be true when the project was first announced, but now that we've had some time with it, it lives up to its potential – and more.
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But an occasional overreach is built into an album as sprawling as "Revelation Pt. II." And more often than not, Mr. Marley lives up to the ambition that his last name demands of him.
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"I am prepared to take all steps necessary, including holding DOJ nominees, until the Attorney General lives up to the commitment he made to me prior to his confirmation," Gardner said in a Jan.
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Maelove Glow Maker Serum, available at Maelove, $27.95There are a lot of serums out there, making lofty claims about how much they'll improve skin, but Maelove's Glow Maker really lives up to the hype.
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The final product lives up to the simple joys of those short loops: A Short Hike embraces the fun of running and flight while laying out a few mild puzzles for players to solve.
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Located at Maison d'Ailleurs, the Museum of Science Fiction, Utopia and Extraordinary Journeys more than lives up to its name, with an entire space dedicated to the man who popularized science fiction—Jules Verne.
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He also said that it was important that Chinese reforms be reflected in changes to its laws and that any deal must have enforcement provisions to ensure that China lives up to its commitments.
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It remains to be seen whether Hum lives up to its promise of being "the smartest vibrator around," but chances are good it'll soon be one of many members in this new class of product.
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Born Maya Simone Shipman—named appropriately after Maya Angelou and Nina Simone—the Brooklyn-based DJ and producer lives up to her name by making soulful R&B and downtempo hip-hop exclusively on hardware.
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He also apologizes about the state of the facility (which he hopes lives up to his "hip, but masculine" aesthetic request), and reminds — or rather, demands — she needs to get "granular" when questioning the men.
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I know Las Vegas has a reputation as a party town, and it lives up to that for sure, but with the lights and the grandeur and elegance, it really can be incredibly romantic too.
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" Clary's attorney, Karen Marvel, also spoke in defense of her client saying, "We're just trying to make sure that my client gets her day in court and that Mr. Quintanilla lives up to the obligations.
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"Trade works when the rules are followed, and it is imperative that China, the world's second-largest economy, lives up to the rules it agreed to when it joined the WTO in 2001," Isakson added.
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Senate Republicans, meanwhile, are likely to hold Trump's feet to the fire to ensure he lives up to his promise to appoint justices who could ensure a generational conservative majority on the U.S. Supreme Court.
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The new OS will also offer far more precise voice interactions than ever before, which could be a huge step forward for accessibility if the system lives up to the onstage demonstrations we saw today.
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Most of these companies offer food that lives up to those ideals, but they also deliver something else: lots and lots of tiny plastic bags, freezer packs, and styrofoam that ends up in the trash.
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Buzz has been building since the project was announced in April, and I'm happy to tell diehard SBTB fans the spot totally lives up to every '90s fantasy you had of joining Zack Morris & co.
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"The [restoration project] must become a showcase, a showcase of our expertise in this field, a showcase that lives up to our reputation!" said Alain Schmitz, the representative for Yvelines, according to the Art Newspaper.
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I doubt you'll find anyone on your list capable of resisting Diana Henry's new book, SIMPLE: Effortless Food, Big Flavors (Mitchell Beazley, $32.99), which lives up to its title in the most inviting way possible.
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"We're not looking to blow up the deal, but we are certainly looking to ensure that Amazon lives up to all of its obligations," said James Patchett, the president of the city's Economic Development Corporation.
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"Trade works when the rules are followed, and it is imperative that China — the world's second-largest economy — lives up to the rules it agreed to when it joined the WTO in 2628," Isakson said.
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The U.S. could forfeit some of those economic gains if Trump lives up to his campaign promises to reinvigorate the fossil fuel sector and tackle "real environmental challenges" instead of "phony" ones like climate change.
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As the National Park Service celebrates its 103rd birthday, the time has come to ensure that the next century of all our public lands and waters lives up to, learns from, and surpasses their first.
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However, just like the synthesis of philosophy and math, Baso's own art is a combination of classical fine art and approachable design, a union of opposites that ensures Baso Fibonacci lives up to his name.
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If You've Already Seen It: Monsters — If Rogue One: A Star Wars Story lives up to its potential, it could sneak into the Oscar race, as voters are more than willing to reward quality commercial fare.
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Many of those marquee characters have not fared as well as others, but there is one comic coming this year that lives up to their legacy—even if it doesn't feature any of them at all.
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As we have said from the beginning, the Commission is convinced that the Privacy Shield lives up to the requirements set out by the European Court of Justice, which have been the basis for the negotiations.
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Rogue One works largely because it lives up to the initial promise of Star Wars' spinoff "anthology" films, offering a different perspective on the franchise's universe, and a different genre lens through which to view it.
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Investors have been betting technology will look relatively less attractive if Trump lives up to his promise to review regulation in healthcare and financial sectors and to increase government spending on infrastructure to boost economic growth.
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In the new documentary Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood, subject Scotty Bowers is referred to as the "pimp to the stars" during Hollywood's Golden Age — and he more than lives up to the description.
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" Pompeo is far from the worst of Trump's picks and, if he is confirmed and lives up to his confirmation hearing pledges, he has the potential to be one of the better ones," USA Today concludes.
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Dash Rapid Egg Cooker, $16.99, available at TargetWhether they like them hard boiled, poached, or scrambled, this rapid egg cooker lives up to its name — it makes cooking eggs way faster and easier than ever before.
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Our good fortune, handed down to us by those who came before, allows us to ensure that the country lives up to the rights recognized in our Constitution and its amendments, including the Bill of Rights.
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From a replica of the Leeuwenhoek microscope (one of the first devices of its kind) to a body scanner that informs visitors about the microbes in and on their bodies, Micropia lives up to its name.
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Dear White People has a pretty provocative title — and the show, for the most part, lives up to that promise, with a sharply drawn portrait of racial tension at Winchester University, a fictional Ivy League school.
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If quantum computing ever lives up to its promise (and that's still a big 'if' at this stage), somebody could use this technology to retroactively break any communications that were encrypted with today's standard encryption algorithms.
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We will surely miss the sometimes teary spectacle of Boehner and Biden in the background together, but will be watching to see if Paul Ryan, the new speaker, lives up to his predecessor's involuntary face pulling.
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"Over time, gymnastics clubs around the country may become members of a new organization that lives up to the expectations of the athletes and those that support them, their parents included," Hirshland said in the letter.
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The book lives up to its title, and reading these searching, often hilarious tête-à-têtes — with her parents and brother, confidantes and strangers, employers and exes — is as effortless as eavesdropping on a crosstown bus.
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But in these opening episodes, Picard lives up to the promise of its title: It's a show about the man who commanded the U.S.S. Enterprise and what his life and perspective look like 20 years later.
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Don't worry, Dubon can afford it ... he played on a 1-year, $555,000 deal this season -- and he could be in line for a fat contract if he lives up to his potential in 2020. Congrats!!!
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We're looking for answers; we're looking for relatable (or even better, aspirational) role models who are willing to open their lives up to us for inspection, and social media has spawned an endless supply of them.
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The newest addition to the sprawling Knockdown Center in the Maspeth section of Queens, the club, which opened in May, lives up to its name: The dungeonlike interior is a warren of nooks and narrow alleyways.
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Czinger certainly makes a lot of claims about its new 21C supercar, but we'll have to wait until the Geneva International Motor Show next month to see whether or not it lives up to the hype.
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Whether it eventually lives up to its egalitarian promise will in large part depend on the people who embrace the platform, who take up the baton, as Juan Benet puts it, from those early online pioneers.
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Though it's still too soon to definitively say if it lives up to its predecessor's lofty reputation, what's objective is that Zaytoven—the soul of Atlanta trap—is still delivering on its emotional, gospel-inspired sound.
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China wants the tariffs to be removed, while Trump wants to keep some, if not all, as part of any final deal to ensure China lives up to its commitments, a White House official said on Sunday.
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A beautiful outdoor space with Motor City references, a fire pit, a large green room with a shower, a pizza kitchen, El Club lives up to its reputation as a venue of moderate size but large accomodation.
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When it comes arrives June 16, ARMS will be one of the only major titles released on the Nintendo Switch since its launch, and in many ways it lives up to the best ideas of the console.
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The team at Supermedium wants to build a VR browser that fully lives up to the promises they see in WebVR, a platform that can take you from a link to a fully immersive world in seconds.
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Michael Burnham finally catches up with the Starfleet ship in a new teaser for CBS's Star Trek Discovery, and if it lives up to this trailer, the first season could change the game for Star Trek fans.
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The Terror genuinely lives up to its name over the course of ten episodes, with all kinds of horrors in store for the crews of two ice-bound ships on a doomed expedition to the Northwest Passage.
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This cocktail is named for Nick Cave's dark, moody "Stagger Lee," and with the molasses-y sweet notes from inky black treacle rum and a touch of anise-y absinthe, it certainly lives up to its namesake.
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Even if Sony's imaging lives up to the company's lofty billing, it would only bring this 5.2-inch phone up to the same level as Samsung's Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, which already lead the Android pack.
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I remembered what was so special about the Smoky Mountains in the first place: generations of collective memories shared by countless families, all tied to a stunning mountain range that, today, sadly lives up to its name.
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There are a few strange details — the lack of symmetry of the vents bugs me — but Mazda has mostly stuck with its standard interior design motif that more than lives up to the $23,23 as-tested price.
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International bodies and countries that believe in the rule of law, equality and justice now need to join the fight, amplify grassroots efforts and ensure Kenya lives up to its responsibility to the environment and its citizens.
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Inside the ring, the bull — a 1,650-pound black-and-white compact car of an animal — lives up to his name, Air Time, through an ability to contort his massive body to throw riders in the air.
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The new Apple TV app, which will be available in May, strikes me as the closest that any company has come to assembling a Netflix killer, assuming it eventually lives up to its potential (a big assumption!).
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The Oppo Watch, if it lives up to the company's claims, could be what the company needs to break into the market, especially in China and India where its smartphone sales are strong, as the IDC notes.
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But if your account is right, the board really ought to know about this, because the duty of its members, as fiduciaries for the organization, is to ensure it lives up to relevant legal and ethical standards.
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The fish hook cactus lives up to its name, its surface covered with long, curved barbs and a snarl of fibrous hairs; but now it wears a festive garland of creamy white petals smartly trimmed in rouge.
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Officials are trying to agree on a series of tweaks to the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) to overcome concerns that provisions aimed at ensuring Mexico lives up to commitments on labor reforms are not strong enough.
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"We want to play as great a role as possible making sure that this country lives up to our expectations -- to the promise, to the potential that we all know her to have," the Texas Democrat said.
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Officials are trying to agree on a series of tweaks to the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) to overcome concerns that provisions aimed at ensuring Mexico lives up to commitments on labor reforms are not strong enough.
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It's a sleek $2003 million hypercar with power that lives up to its brawny-sounding name, and it's sure to blow nearly any other car in the world off the asphalt, all without using a drop of gas.
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No episode of Jones season 2 lives up to that ethos more than finale "AKA Playland," where we see the titular superhero (Ritter) work through her many demons to come out changed and ready for the next chapter.
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California Screamin' really lives up to its name The decorative tunnels throughout the ride aren't for aesthetic purposes — they're actually scream shields, intended to block sound and keep the theme park noise away from surrounding residences and businesses.
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In addition to concerns about verifying whether Iran lives up to its side of the agreement, critics have alleged that it opens the door for Tehran to build a bomb when terms expire in 10 or 15 years.
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The Commerce Department will recommend ZTE be removed from a list of entities that U.S. firms cannot supply without a license if it lives up to its deal and a court approves its agreement with the Justice Department.
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While the image of a white-haired, leathery Lippi sucking moodily on a little cigar most lives up to the Italian smoking stereotype, Carlo Ancelotti strikes a suave figure with a fag in hand, as does Gianluca Vialli.
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You won't have to buy a piece of Apple TV hardware to get access to Apple TV, and if the service lives up to its best self, its resulting ubiquity will be its strongest claim to surpassing Netflix.
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It's been a quarter of a century since the masked-marauders of rave Altern 8 unleashed a record so forceful, so powerful, so potent that it somehow lives up to it's absurdly brilliant title—Full-On Mask Hysteria.
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Although much remains unsettled, one thing is becoming clear: The Trump administration will continue to hold the threat of tariffs over Beijing to ensure that it lives up to whatever commitments it agrees to in the final deal.
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The Half Moon, host to royalty and celebrities over its 60-year history, lives up to its reputation as one of the Caribbean's most prestigious resorts with a pristine beach, plantation-style cottages, shops and a golf course.
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And yet Who Is America so rarely lives up to its best self, to the degree that the last couple of episodes have felt composed of odds and ends, rather than particularly incisive or even funny comedic bits.
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China wants the tariffs to be removed, while Trump wants to keep some, if not all, of them as part of any final deal to ensure China lives up to its commitments, a White House official said on Sunday.
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After decades of negotiations and false starts, the public will be able to decide whether reality lives up to the myth when 963 statues go on display at the Palazzo Caffarelli, part of the Capitoline Museums here, in March.
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We also ensure that the entire organization lives up to that name, so we make sure that the core personal values of our people and our leaders are aligned with our corporate values, our shared vision and our mission.
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In the space of a few hours, we went from planning how to make sure President Clinton lives up to her campaign promises to planning a desperate fight to make sure President Trump does not live up to his.
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The best budget phonePhoto: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Our pick: Moto G7 ($300+)For years, Motorola's G-series phones have been the undisputed kings of the budget phone category, and once again, the Moto G7 lives up to that pedigree.
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But that just means the actual visuals need to become more interesting, and NOHlab's immersive mapping lives up to the challenge with intricate motion graphics and absorbing details—not to mention exciting and precisely mapped tricks of the eye.
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While the name might not be recognized by many, the House of LaBeija was at the center of New York's (predominantly, trans, black, and brown) ball scene in the 1970's and Kia lives up to her house name.
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One-off booze shops sometimes can be tacky attempts to separate fanboys and girls from their daily bread or do "Instagram marketing," so we stopped by for an early look to see if it lives up to the hype.
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Fortunately, there are a few common-sense additions that can ensure the JOBS Act lives up to its aspirations while also protecting students and taxpayers from a potential flood of low-quality training programs leading to dead-end jobs.
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Indeed, if Pope Francis lives up to his own words and actions, this could be a chance for him to advance his vision of church reform and turn a long-running crisis into an opportunity for long-term renewal.
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Available in four different colors, the Fire 7 Tablet lives up to its name with up to seven hours of battery life and a 7-inch IPS display offering just enough space for watching movies or browsing the web.
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Another one for the new era of Travis: Google's top HR executive is also its chief culture officer, the person in charge of assuring Google lives up to the "Don't be evil" credo that dates to its early days.
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China wants the tariffs to be lifted, while Trump wants to keep some, if not all, of them as part of any final deal to ensure China lives up to its commitments, a White House official said on Sunday.
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"This decision lives up to the USDA Forest Service's commitment to conduct a thorough environmental analysis of the Rainy River watershed, within the two year period, that relies on sound science and fully engages the public," the spokesperson said.
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But a Trump is expected to have a big night, and whether he lives up to the hype once again will go a long way in determining whether Rubio might have enough juice to catch him down the road.
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"My feeling is that to the extent that Trump lives up to the promise that got him elected — the idea that he's going to look out for America and American workers — we will be cheerleaders for that," he said.
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Who, if anyone, will be asking: How can immigration be studied, discussed and shaped in conjunction with immigrants to ensure that Australia (the country that often calls itself "the world's most successful multicultural nation") lives up to that promise?
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If it lives up to that promise, AR Kit could give birth to a whole new generation of advanced apps that drive demand for the more powerful smartphones and tablets of tomorrow — ultimately boosting sales and advancing Apple's bottom line.
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You can try the new Cinnamon Shortbread Latte at Starbucks locations nationwide today, but the offering will only be around for a limited time, while supplies last, so see for yourself whether it lives up to cookie butter's good name.
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It's hard to say without testing it first whether the 2017 ThinkPad X1 Carbon lives up to all of Lenovo's claims, but after getting a first look earlier today, it looks like this one could again be the ThinkPad to beat.
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The most recent CDC report found that cryptosporidium, which can cause diarrhea and lives up to 10 days in a chlorinated pool, was associated with 37 (54%) of the 69 outbreaks of illness at pools and water parks in 2011-2012.
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Let's hope the Volkswagen I.D., which is slated to hit the road in 2020 (just four years from now!) avoids pitfalls like the company's Dieselgate scandal and instead lives up to the ideal future portrayed in this stunning new video.
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Harrison Ford, Ryan Gosling, Jared Leto, and director Denis Villeneuve told VICE about the first time they saw the 1982 film, and what it's like to try to make a film that lives up to the game-changing Hollywood classic.
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If Ms Clinton lives up to that forecast, she will have dodged a somewhat dodgy week of campaigning in New York, where her speech on April 12th to the National Action Network, a racial-justice organisation founded by the Rev.
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"I think people will be surprised by how small a part something as big as a TV show has been in our lives up to now," says Ben, who along with his wife has been tirelessly working to revitalize their city.
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See also: I visited Showfields and saw why it lives up to its self-proclaimed titled of 'the most interesting store in the world'"Twenty two cents of every tourist dollar is spent in Times Square," Orowitz told Business Insider.
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Read more: I drove a $250,000 Lamborghini Urus to see if the radical SUV lives up to the hype — here's the verdictThe sleek vehicles looked similar to the authentic ones and included badges and seats embroidered with the car companies' logos.
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The chip is scheduled to ship next year, and if it lives up to its promise, it would solidify D-Wave's position at the forefront of quantum computing, a potentially revolutionary field that would change computing as we know it.
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To do so, the United States must not only ensure that Iran lives up to the letter of its obligations under the nuclear deal but also tackle the threats that the regime presents to the region and the entire world.
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"Over time you take your barriers down and that goes both ways," explained Nellie, who lives up to P&G's slogan that 'It takes someone strong, to make someone strong' as part of the company's "Thank You, Mom" Olympic campaign.
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Regulars — "a lot of bachelors and teachers," says the owner, Alejandro Brown — host weekly barbecues (when it's sunny out) and potlucks (when Seattle's weather lives up to its soaking stereotype), enjoying delicious smoked porter that tastes like a mezcal float.
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Expanding the circle even further, since 2006 FIAC has offered a program called Hors les Murs, which means "outside the walls" and certainly lives up to its name, spreading projects up to a mile or two away from the Grand Palais.
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The indigenous First Nations who live there know it as the Deh Cho, the Big River, and it lives up to the name: the second longest in North America, in many places so wide you can't see the other side.
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Only time will tell whether the game lives up to the hype and people actually use it for more than a few months — or if it will struggle to retain players like Pokémon Go. This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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We need to scale "moralware" through leadership that is guided by our deepest shared values and ensures that technology lives up to its promise: enhancing our capabilities, enriching lives, truly bringing us together, and making the world more open and equal.
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But considering it's right on the beach, rooms are spacious (the smallest measures 320 square feet), and the Delano lives up to a certain standard of luxury, the price is well on par with market value for what you're getting.
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Shoehorned as they are into a one-size-fits-all format with each episode running about 50 minutes, "Electric Dreams" seldom lives up to its name, particularly in terms of the kind of closing twists that generally define this genre.
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"Clearly, there is a huge amount of work ahead to resolve this and to ensure that the government lives up to its aim of tackling this human rights abuse," said Caroline Robinson director of Focus on Labor Exploitation (FLEX), a charity.
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Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) has said that he would like to vote on the Asia-Pacific agreement as soon as possible as long as the TPP lives up to the standards set by Congress in a trade promotion authority law.
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Having ridden it a thousand miles this fall and raced it through America's biggest cyclocross series, the ChiCrossCup, we can say the 2020 Boone 7 lives up to the hype as one of the best CX bikes you can buy.
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After three months of interviews with mothers in Sweden, I was heartened to discover that the country in many ways lives up to its image as the place where women come closest to having successful careers and fulfilling family lives.
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From here on out, everything will just be slight variations on this until something more revolutionary comes around, which may not be too long if Samsung lives up to its promises of debuting a bendy-screen handset before the end of the year.
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Getting away from core counts and clock speeds, Intel wants the glossy "Intel Inside" sticker to be a mark of reassurance to consumers, a sign that what's inside lives up to an increasingly common set of ARM-inspired presumptions about modern mobile devices.
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But to stop populists from regaining power in the future and save the system in the long run, its defenders also have to do something more ambitious: they must ensure that liberal democracy once again lives up to the expectations of its citizens.
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Cash's lives up to his reputation in his latest music video, "Surf," a bizarre play on sexual innuendo that features sex acts with inanimate objects eroticized activities that would otherwise appear innocent, like playing rock, paper, scissors, or bouncing on a workout ball.
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The Food Network's Pioneer Woman tells PEOPLE that she's "never really been a fan of bottled ranch"—instead opting for her homemade version—so she partnered with Kraft Heinz to come up with a storebought option that lives up to her standards.
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And it's the same kind of grit that will continue to make creator-writer Sam Esmail's summer thriller one of the most captivating shows on TV — at least, if the rest of the season lives up to Wednesday's hair-raising, reality-bending premiere.
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The impact: If this model — which is still in its testing phase — lives up to its promise, it will give mission controllers the time to either get their satellites out of harm's way or temporarily shut them down before the electrons hit.
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That's why the only way to decide if the landmark reveal lives up to the nearly two-year hype depends on what you believe the NBC family drama's real strength is: its impossible twist or its ability to make the mundane emotionally epic.
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"Every deal that the Chinese have signed up with us since their inception into the WTO since 2001, China never lives up to their promises," the founder and chief investment officer of Hayman Capital Management said on CNBC's Closing Bell on Thursday.
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Ms Lenton says they want to discover whether, for Jews in general, Canada lives up to its self-image as a mosaic (a land where different groups keep their identity) as opposed to the American "melting-pot" where there is pressure to assimilate.
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We met in kindergarten and always shared a similar unease around the majority of people—gradually, we accumulated a close-knit, yet diverse network of loyal homies who remain integral elements of our lives up to, and even after, all of this.
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Bad Bunny featuring El Alfa - La Romana A celebration of the twin Carribean homelands of its artists, the highly anticipated video for this X100PRE standout lives up to the high expectations set by the pair's fusing of Puerto Rican trap with Dominican dembow.
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Despite the fictional Happy's setbacks — like selling a kidney so he could afford a house for a future wife who went off and married someone else — he lives up to his name, pedaling his three-wheeler through life with optimism and good cheer.
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If Carter-Williams lives up to his defensive potential, and a balance is found between keeping Kemba Walker on the court long enough to win and off it enough to stay healthy, Charlotte could certainly be a playoff team in the East.
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A miscarriage can also be a traumatic loss that fits the Diagnostic Statistical Manual&aposs PTSD definition since "for many women, miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy will be the most traumatic event that has happened in their lives up to that point," Bourne said.
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The Chiefs beat the Patriots, 23-16, in Week 14, and since their bye in Week 12 have had a defense that lives up to their terrific offense — a scary thought for any team that meets them in the playoffs, including Baltimore.
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But such opponents of enlargement are just "wetting their pants", fearing that the prospect of migration from the Balkans will be a gift to populists, says an irritated Eurocrat; so much for Mr Macron's grand ideas for a Europe that lives up to its potential.
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More so than the rest of the line announced at an event today in Brooklyn, the 9 lives up to the "concept" part of the product name, with a unique swiveling tablet display that works as a sort of easel with Wacom pen support.
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After all this time, the memory still makes my heart flutter—possibly in fear of actual cardiac arrest—which is how I find myself in the soot-stained pits behind the kitchen, waiting to see if this particular pig lives up to the hype.
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Why go: Maui – one of the most beloved of all the Hawaiian Islands – lives up to its superlatives with exotic beaches (like Kaanapali Beach), palatial resorts (like the Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea) and lush terrain (as seen in Iao Valley State Park).
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There's not a ton to say about this song other than it totally lives up to the name, channeling a sound that lands somewhere between Atlanta proto-crunk, which was on the rise, and St. Lunatics pop fanfare, which was the reigning sound of radio.
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"If President Trump meets with Kim Jong Un and receives a deal that truly lives up to these principles, he will have made world a safer place," Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer told reporters on a conference call as the letter to Trump was released.
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"The bar set by [showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss] is so high that my hope is to get one show that lives up to it," he told EW. Still, one prequel is better than none, especially if so much work is going into it.
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Quanergy, a California-based maker of 3D sensors for real-time mapping and navigation, has put a price on its forthcoming solid-state Lidar which, if it lives up to the company's claims, could help shave significant cost off the build price of driverless cars.
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NEW YORK, Sept 2 (Reuters) - A Delaware judge on Friday granted a motion to expedite Alere Inc's lawsuit against Abbott Laboratories, which seeks to ensure that Abbott lives up to the terms of its $5.8 billion takeover of the diagnostics company, representatives for Alere said.
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Stranger Things Whether or not Stranger Things, the 80s-nostalgic, sci-fi Netflix original series that premiered this summer, lives up to its hype is a hot topic of debate, but all seem to have agreed on one thing: the soundtrack is pretty wicked.
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He said the open call is in line with Glitch's culture of openness and accountability: In his view, having an outsider on the board is the best way to ensure that leadership stays accountable and lives up to its ethical responsibilities to its users.
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While the two sides have agreed to a 90-day trade truce, administration officials want to keep up a sustained campaign of pressure to ensure that Beijing lives up to the commitments that President Trump and President Xi Jinping of China agreed to this month.
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"We will continue to prioritize safety and proactively communicate our progress until we've built a self-driving system that lives up to the promise of making transportation safer and more affordable for everyone," Eric Meyhofer, who leads Uber's autonomous vehicle unit, said in a statement.
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With Miley, light absurdity always lurks right around the corner, which means that song — with its swirling echoes of Lana Del Rey, and also Shirley Bassey's "Diamonds Are Forever" — never quite lives up to its gilded edges, and never quite settles in its purple heart.
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Allison named him Tiger because of his coloration—dark feral stripes against a kind of Pomeranian orange—and he lives up to his name, absolutely fearless and with an athleticism and elasticity that combines the best of both species that went into making him.
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It could be a network that wasn't previously known for scripted programming that launches several big new programs (as AMC did between 2007 and 20173), or it could just be a network that finally lives up to its potential (as USA did in 2015).
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There's an awful lot we weren't able to test in an hour at a park, of course, and I wonder whether Skydio can truly fulfill the demand for a practically crash-proof $1,000 drone if it lives up to all the promises we heard during our tour.
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Focal lives up to the most exacting of standards with its Stellia: they're dressed in full-grain leather, they have thick memory foam cushions that clamp your head into a vice of loveliness, and their aluminum yokes, woven cables, and contoured hard case just exude quality.
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Most of the stand-up lives up to that lofty aim, thanks to favorite Dope Queens guests like queer comedian Rhea Butcher, Master Of None guest star Aparna Nancherla, or Michelle Buteau, who will star in one of Netflix's new, bite-sized stand up comedy specials.
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Now those users are getting a machine that actually lives up to this line in the form of the 4203 Mac Pro, which is out this fall for an eye-watering starting price of $5,999, along with a 6K monitor that has a $4,999 starting price.
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The Good Great design on band and new droid • Fine gesture control • Great sound effects The Bad Band a bit pricey The Bottom Line The Force Band lives up to its name and puts force-like control on your wrist and makes you feel like a Jedi.
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The result is Republicans rely on a media that is more likely to echo their partisan biases, and Democrats rely on media that does not pick a side and at least claims to be objective and empirical (whether or not it lives up to that promise).
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Back in October when we reviewed the Nexus 6P, we found that the phone's 3,450 mAh battery could get through a day under normal usage, so theoretically ZeroLemon's case could keep your 6P running for up to three days, if it lives up to the claims.
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Money spent on a dietary supplement that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration considers "adulterated" is an economic injury that provides standing to sue even if the product otherwise lives up to expectations, a federal appeals court held Thursday in a case of first impression nationwide.
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The main problem with current tax reform isn't targeting popular tax breaks; it's punting on the chance to reframe the tax code so it lives up to reformers' stated goals of making it fairer, providing relief for those who need it, and boosting job and economic growth.
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She must negotiate the terms of the country's withdrawal from the bloc in a way that minimizes the economic damage but lives up to the spirit of the vote, especially in limiting immigration, while at the same time seeking to maintain British influence on the global stage.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Fairs are notorious as places where art goes to die, but while Frieze Los Angeles lives up to this cliché, its scale is not so leviathan as to choke all the life out of the work on display.
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Sorry, everyone who was jealous of me, but the 30-year-old Big Little Lies star lives up to the hype: That lit-from-within glow you see comes from her cool, kind and humble personality – and she's a boss when it comes to beauty, too.
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Fort Worth has a storied history as a Western outpost — it lives up to its Cowtown nickname with twice-daily cattle drives in the historic district — but today, the nation's 215th largest city is in some ways two different places, divided along racial and economic lines.
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The conditional peace agreement signed Saturday, which could eventually lead to a permanent peace accord, states that the US will, assuming the Taliban lives up to its end of the deal, cut the number of American troops in Afghanistan to 8,600 in the first 135 days.
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The collection represents Kloss' easy-does-it street style, and truly lives up to its reputation as being the only essentials your closet needs, since its 17 pieces can be styled in over 100 ways, and can fit in a carry on-sized suitcase, and it's affordable, too.
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If the special counsel lives up to his reputation, his filings will feature surprising revelations and rich texture to color the picture he has already painted in indictments and witness testimony of a culture of endemic dishonesty in Trump's orbit about multiple, so far unexplainable, ties with Russians.
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Don't cancel your Hulu membership if you've got Gilead fatigue – summer is a perfect time to catch up on all the shows you've been putting off during summer hiatus (find out if Brooklyn Nine-Nine lives up to the hype!) (It does) – not to mention, hundreds of movies.
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J.C. What could have been a straightforward ballad, with lyrics promising trust and friendship, lives up to the "Overload" of its title with a swirling, multilayered track that sends voices, percussion and keyboards swirling around its slow trap beat; in all the burble, there's a calliope-like cheerfulness.
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If the rest of Pose lives up to its first episode and continues to show the House of Evangelista living, growing, and loving, there's no reason it shouldn't generate the kind of passion for its cast and characters that ensemble shows like This Is Us and The Fosters have achieved.
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Serenity Weighted Blanket See Details Featuring patented Laundry Compression Technology® that packs your clothes up tight, plenty of storage pockets, and an expandable zipper that provides up to 25% more space for your belongings, the latest edition of the award-winning Genius Pack certainly lives up to its name.
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In a new trailer, Netflix revealed that the debut episode of My Next Guest Needs No Introduction lands on the streaming service next week and features someone who definitely lives up to the show's title: President Barack Obama, in his first talk-show appearance since handing the country over to Trump.
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They delivered a complex, multi-layered exhibition that lives up to its claims of centering artists working "on the periphery," inviting many artists who live outside Indonesia's artistic hubs to spend time in Jogja (shorthand for Yogyakarta, often spelled Jogjakarta) to make work on-site in advance of the exhibition.
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It lives up to the hype, but the dining experience was just OK.I lived like Meghan Markle in London for a day, and it made me appreciate my life as a commonerThe most surprising confessions made by the Queen's dressmaker in her new tell-all book about life at Buckingham Palace
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It darts and weaves through American history, real and imagined, to create a portrait of a country that never once lives up to its ideals, while cruelly displaying those ideals on the horizon, a beacon of what could be true if not for the forces of racism, hatred, and greed.
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If Foxconn lives up to its investment commitment and receives the full $2000 billion tax break, it will be the fourth-largest incentive deal in United States history, according to Greg LeRoy, executive director of Good Jobs First, a nonpartisan nonprofit research group in Washington that tracks economic development subsidies.
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Bringing a weapon as iconic as the lightsaber to life would be a challenge for any game designer, but Jedi: Fallen Order meets the challenge, creating a weapon that lives up to the elegance that Obi-Wan boasted about when fans first were introduced to the lightsaber all those years ago.
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They delivered a complex, multi-layered exhibition that lives up to its claims of centering artists working "on the periphery," inviting many artists who live outside Indonesia's artistic hubs to spend time in Jogja (shorthand for Yogyakarta, often spelled Jogjakarta) to make work on-site in advance of the exhibition.
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The new tech will only be available in devices using new Snapdragon chips — and we'll still have to test it to make sure it lives up to Qualcomm's claims — but it looks like the groundwork is being laid for a smoother, more universal future of all your devices taking advantage of USB-C.
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I don't know if the feeling of picking out your specs and building a table suited to your exact needs lives up to the tremendous hype, but either way the Table of Ultimate Gaming is really cool for what it is (and has only ever promised to be) — a table to support gaming.
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Last week, Google was dealt another blow in its battle to prove that it lives up to its stated values of inclusivity: Three female former employees filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of all women at the tech giant, accusing it of paying women less than men over the last four years.
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If Mr. Carranza lives up to his vow to take on segregation, he will go up against powerful forces that have kept alive the historic paradox of New York City education: In one of the nation's most diverse and politically progressive cities, the schools are among the most segregated in the country.
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I paid a visit to Veggie Grill&aposs new location in the Flatiron District of New York City to see whether the vegan fast-casual chain lives up to the hype — and whether the food is so good, it could convince an everyday meat-eater like myself to eat vegan more often.
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"He has made very ambitious announcements before, and he kind of lives up to what he says, and I have a lot of faith and optimism in what they're doing, and I think it's going to be interesting to see if they beat NASA to Mars," Commercial Spaceflight Federation president Eric Stallmer told Mashable.
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I had the chance to take the Predator Thronos for a spin, and while I was only able to spend a few minutes playing Rise of the Tomb Raider in it, I can comfortably say that the Thronos lives up to the oversized expectations its massive steel frame commands — in the most ridiculous way possible.
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These lawyers are among the noblest members of the legal profession and perform a vital function in ensuring that our criminal justice system lives up to its ideals, but they are burdened with crushing caseloads that can make it all but impossible for them to devote the time needed to serve their clients adequately.
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The 5200 blender model lives up to the Vitamix name, especially when it comes to versatility — its variable speed controls enable you to create a bevy of textures, and the device's "hot" function can bring cold ingredients to a high temperature in minutes (who would've thought you could make hot soup in a blender?).
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Foreign Cinema: As adored now as it is when it opened 17 years ago, Foreign Cinema lives up to its name by screening films—from Dead Poets Society to Ratatouille—in its incredibly charming backyard while you feast on fresh, locally-inspired food that reflects the ongoing influence of Alice Waters on Bay Area dining.
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Because the moment I think, "Oh, it's a triumph; that's great; I don't have to do anything tonight" … the moment I have that feeling is the moment the play is no longer good and the moment the play is no longer probing in a way that lives up to the standard I set for myself.
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That's not entirely surprising, given that Giacchino really only had a couple of months to put together the music after Alexandre Desplat's departure from the project, and hopefully, with all of the changes that are taking place on the set of the Han Solo film, Powell will put together a memorable score that lives up to its predecessors.
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A show like Shameless, which lives up to its title, even now in its 113th season, had fun with a nudist character (Zach McGowan's Jody), while Togetherness was intent on what star and creator Mark Duplass dubs "balls equality" through its short-lived run back in 2015, making sure to show balls just as often as boobs.
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"While it is encouraging that the U.S. seems to be leaning toward giving policymakers more time to reach a settlement, the U.S. delegation appears to be holding firm on its view that greater Chinese purchases of U.S. goods and protection for U.S. intellectual property are meaningless without mechanisms to ensure China lives up to its promises," Anderson said.
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If the underlying tech lives up to the promises being made for it, the timing for this business looks very good indeed, with the European Union's new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) mere months away from applying across the region — ushering in a new regime of eye-wateringly large penalties to incentivize data handling best practice.
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On the other hand, the unspoken secret of the Video Vanguard Award is that the VMAs actually give it out to whichever major pop star has enough bangers in their career to liven up the show for the length of a medley with a live performance, and that's a qualification Jennifer Lopez lives up to admirably.
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And after gathering last fall with a team of teachers from across the country to create recommendations for the new federal education law, one thing was crystal clear to me: more than anything, my colleagues and I are focused on ensuring that ESSA lives up to its promise, with resources going to the students who need them most, so that all students have access to educational opportunity.
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Fragranced with a blend of citrus essential oils, the scent of the Bubble Spinner encourages both increased focus and a sense of well-being, and it actually lives up to the "spinner" half of its name: A wooden peg in the middle means that you can spin the thing to your heart's desire, or even hold it under your running bath water and watch it spin on its own.
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Chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE told President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE that he doesn't believe the GOP classified memo alleging wrongdoing at the Department of Justice lives up to the standard GOP lawmakers had told Trump it would, according to The Washington Post.
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Day 237: "Like Father Like Son" – Birdman and Lil Wayne, Like Father Like Son, 2006 Yesterday I alluded to this song, the title track of Like Father Like Son, which lives up to the standard of being a title track on one of Wayne's stealth best albums (don't let the fact that it doesn't come up as a Wayne solo album when you punch his name into Spotify or whatever deter you from thinking that this is, in fact, a Lil Wayne album with lots of Birdman as a garnish).
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Here are a few dishes I tried, ranked on a scale of 1 to 4 Britneys (since Ms. Spears is the patron saint of Cheetos, after all): My Cheetos experience was now completos, and I have to say I really enjoyed everything about it, from the kitschy décor (a Cheetos tree, Warholian prints of Burrell and Chesty) to the signature cocktails (the tequila-and-Aperol-based Tipsy Citrus lives up to its name and you may find yourself roaming about pantsless after knocking back three of them) to the deliciously creative dishes (more mac n' cheese, please!).
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Browder's "Magic Chromacity" is a site-specific installation of draped and rolled multicolored fabric, which was first assembled and installed as a community project in Birmingham, Alabama; Hankwitz's "C'mon, C'mon," according to the wall text, is an abstract oil painting based on tracings the artist made from "flung slip markings in the clay studio"; Owen's "Krater" is an extravagantly layered composition incorporating abstract and representational elements; and Godward's "Alter Piece for CERN (chaos basically)" lives up to its subtitle with a 12-foot-high aluminum frame bursting with beachball-size spheres made from massive pours of urethane foam in bright, kaleidoscopic colors.
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