"I already have many young girls looking up to me and I want to be something their parents are OK with them looking up to," she said.
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Forever looking up to you, in more ways than one.
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Lil boys & girls looking up to you #representUSA #BeALeader pic.twitter.
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The young generation is looking up to you ... come clean.
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All the youngsters in Nigeria are looking up to him.
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But that doesn't stop her teammates from looking up to her.
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On the video, Sally recalls looking up to the fourth floor.
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There will be little boys and girls looking up to you.
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It was held at waist-level, looking up to her subjects.
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You would be in the basement looking up to the attic.
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I felt like our girls would be looking up to them.
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I kept looking up to see if its hands had moved.
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"Forever looking up to you, in more ways than one," she wrote.
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"Everyone was looking up to him to make it," Ms. Nazaire said.
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But this week, things are looking up to some on Wall Street.
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"I don't think people should be looking up to him," she said.
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It is something every country in the world is looking up to.
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If anything, Adele would be looking up to the Carters at the Louvre.
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Millions of young women are looking up to her, it's amazing and emotional.
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For once in my life I feel… a father worth looking up to.
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"I think looking up to aspects is, in a way, healthier," Saltz said.
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It&aposs sad, in a way, because everyone was looking up to him.
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It is something that every country in the world is looking up to.
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I grew up looking up to him, and he has an expanded worldview.
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Do it for the girls after us and the ones looking up to us.
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Perfect, say, for looking up to grab your large caffeinated beverage with extra foam.
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Our children are looking up to our nation's leaders and we must do better.
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Another asked what it's like to have so many people looking up to you.
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Having 250+ people looking up to you, expecting you to have all the answers.
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She remembers looking up to see a team of security personnel enter the room.
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And remember, someone else is looking up to you for that same kind of leadership.
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Q: What is your biggest message to young girls looking up to you for inspiration?
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They found him lying in the shape of a cross looking up to his Father.
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It's kind of scary because I don't know what they're looking up to me for.
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"Glitch" finds the audience leaning back and looking up to see a morphing, hallucinatory world.
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I just hope the young girls looking up to the first female nominee know that.
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I am still looking up to my role models to help me navigate through everything.
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But it turns out Peter's been looking up to Tony a lot longer than that.
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They found him lying in the shape of a cross looking up to his father.
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Yes. When you're a child, looking up to Steph Curry or Tom Brady is fine.
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But Bosie is also a younger, less successful writer looking up to this older man.
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Each of these social media stars has millions of followers, many looking up to them.
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He did not risk looking up to see what was happening, but he could hear.
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She raised her sword at the starting line, looking up to Nova watching her from above.
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I'm very glamorous, I'm very strong, people are looking up to me — because I'm very tall.
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Looking up to artists like Adele, Porter wants to create songs that "really connects" to people.
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Especially because I'm also looking up to other people and wanting to be like them, too.
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"These are the guys I grew up with, looking up to some of them," says Warren.
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"You know, this is a great fit for me," said Ewing, looking up to the rafters.
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"I always wanted to try harder because I knew people were looking up to me," she said.
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What message do you hope to send to all these girls who are looking up to you?
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They're the ones you're looking up to and they reach out to you and that's really cool.
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I remember looking up to see Dont'a Hightower's strip-sack of Matt Ryan in the fourth quarter. Huh.
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Looking up to its highest point, the feeling is not far removed from a sacred or sublime experience.
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Paying tribute to the sports icon, Neeson opened up about looking up to Ali in an interview with IrishCentral.com.
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It's that she's seen the goodness in Stobert, and might in fact be looking up to him a little.
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I know you never asked to be a role model, dear reader, but who is looking up to you?
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"I was kind of looking up to see if I'd broken the world record," shrugged the 23-year-old.
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Others, from the twilight zone, bent their arms completely backward, as if looking up to gauge day or night.
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Jeong simply walked around the mound, looking up to the sky in disbelief, while Cho seemed frozen in time.
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And it looks like Al will be looking up to Nick now, seeing as his son is taller than him!
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Especially having played Matilda, I knew there were girls looking up to me and I didn't want to disappoint them.
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But just because you ditched your Bellatrix T-shirt years ago doesn't mean you shouldn't stop looking up to Carter.
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He doesn't get a lot of what Todd Packer is and he's like a little brother looking up to someone.
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Say farewell to 2016 in cosmic style by looking up to see the #NewYearsEve #comet on December 31 pic.twitter.com/3xaehGj0IQ
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I understand that a lot of kids do look up to me, but if I was to censor myself and change parts of my drive or my personality, then they really wouldn't be looking up to a real person, they would be looking up to a character, and they can fucking watch TV for that.
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"I realized, after Halloween, a lot of little girls, they be looking up to me," she said in an Instagram video.
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"I'd like to be a role model that parents are OK with their kids looking up to," she explained to Stellar.
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This is no longer post-communist Russia attempting the transition to a market-based democracy and looking up to the West.
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He was on the Philly scene with Meek—that was definitely a producer at that time I was looking up to.
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But during the walkout, we showed them that we will not stay silent and afterwards, they were looking up to us.
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They're not going to see it in the same light that I do from a younger generation looking up to them.
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Past Spider-Man films have failed to give us a Peter Parker worth rooting for, worth protecting, worth looking up to.
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"I still have so many idols in the sport, in skiing racing, that it's sort of like — okay, if the young kids are looking to me and I'm looking up to my idols, then it's just a whole spider-web of people looking up to each other going, 'Let's just all hold hands around a campfire,' " she says.
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But he's definitely hit me up about it, and I've told him, 'Man, you got kids looking up to you, feel me?
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As his mom explains, Campbell has been looking up to his friend Schwarber ever since the two first met in March 2015.
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This, she said, led to newly out trans people looking up to her as an example of confidence and success in transition.
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We can play this game looking up to the United States or we can go out there and try to win it.
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"It's obviously very flattering to be alongside such legends of the sport, tennis players that I was looking up to," Djokovic said.
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There are so many kids looking up to him and then he just does things like that over, and over, and over again.
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However, years before the 24-year-old became a soccer hero herself, Lavelle was just a little girl looking up to another one.
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They don't hesitate to pour scorn on the Trump administration, but they keep looking up to Washington to get Germany off their backs.
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" According to Helen, Craig died from hypothermia, adding "They found him lying in the shape of a cross looking up to his Father.
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It's dangerous when young girls are looking up to someone on a magazine cover, and we depict a body that's literally not possible.
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But what is certain is that, for better or worse, the folks at Kennedy are too busy looking up to bother looking back.
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"I was looking up to her again for how she came back from every injury — no matter how bad it was," Goggia said.
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With so many people looking up to her, we're also sure her advocacy for the LGBTQ community will continue to help others be themselves.
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The siblings smile as they pose with flowers, then hold hands during an outdoor stroll (with Oscar adorably looking up to his big sister).
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Obama meet with that 210 year old is that the 232 year old was looking up to her as the queen and what Mrs.
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What you gotta understand is, young black kids are looking up to you, and the message you used to preach in your earlier music?
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But I think it's a burden because there are eyes on me, but it's also a gift because people are looking up to me.
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"My favourite part about astrophotography is looking up to the stars realising just how big the universe really is, it's very humbling," he said.
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"I was on a Nickelodeon show, so I felt responsible for what these young girls were gonna think looking up to me," she says.
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And a lot of people we were looking up to as intelligent people; my teacher in school for example, was a deeply Christian guy.
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These aren't the images that usually share a cinematic space unless the Africans in question are looking up to someone more powerful than themselves.
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The tourist resort will be shut down until April 19 at least, and until then ... they are holding on, and looking up, to hope.
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Lopez started taking photos of the ceilings in April 2017 after looking up to find the decorative fabric during one of her normal commutes.
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I recall looking up to the giant results board above the track and seeing P G Snell NZL at the top of the list.
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Did looking up to these women and wanting others to find them and do the same contribute to wanting to put together the book?
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Picture me looking up to an audience of 20,000 people screaming in their drunken delirium and realizing a portion of those cheers were for me.
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Do you feel like your role is even more important and meaningful because you know that young men and women are looking up to you?
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Like in the sex scene, I'm initially on top, but then we flip around, or when I'm nestled in her chest, looking up to her.
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And also I was on a Nickelodeon show, so I felt responsible for what these young girls were going to think looking up to me.
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I was always looking up to the buildings, wondering why the different boroughs had different sounds, and how could one city create so much art.
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Teens' icons and role models aren't just actors and athletes anymore — now, they're looking up to their favorite people to follow on Instagram and YouTube.
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And when these girls are coming out, who are they looking up to to tell them that that's not the way it has to be?
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You want some quality Let's Plays, but you don't want your 12-year-old looking up to someone prone to spouting off Richard Spencer talking points.
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That influences how other people who are looking up to me are able to be their authentic selves — hopefully I'm doing a little bit of that.
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Looking up to the stadium's only private suite, the owner's box, I see Alejandra de la Vega standing there, prominent as she cheers on her team.
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Violet reminds her that she's a grown lady whose son is looking up to her, and that she's never known Charley to be someone who needs permission.
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Huddleston was standing on the middle landing of the winding staircase behind lawmakers looking up to the upper level when a reporter snapped the shot of her.
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This final depressing conversation is what Camille sees and hears when she looks at Amma, another young girl who is looking up to Camille as a sister.
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I just remember one day, I was [one of] those little girls, looking up to someone and wanting to be them, so I definitely get the feeling.
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I remember looking up to see Matt Ryan toss a six-yard touchdown to Tevin Coleman that extended Atlanta's lead to 28-3 with 8:31 left.
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Constantly looking up to others, particularly your own parents, for some ideal standard of homemaking and nurturing is a trap that too many newbie parents fall into.
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"I mean, it's an honor like to be in the same category as somebody of his stature, somebody that I grew up looking up to," he said.
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Wherever you are in your life, whatever your grand aspirations, chances are there's one woman — or multiple — who you're looking up to on your rise to the top.
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"When I was a kid, the books I read with Indian protagonists were racist and told me that I should be looking up to white people," she said.
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Part of the American dream is that anyone can succeed like the most successful among us, so there's an aspirational dimension to looking up to founders and CEOs.
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The 25-year-old singer posted the photo, which showed Miller sitting on a patch of grass looking up to the camera, on her Instagram page on Saturday night.
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However, this doesn't quite fit with an earlier teaser for Antebellum, which shows a group of workers on the plantation looking up to find a modern plane flying overhead.
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Looking up to the heavens through an iPad, and not at my feet, I was using a loaner tablet to get an artwork by Richard Humann to magically appear.
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Once I got to be a grown man, looking at young boys that was looking up to me and it was like, now I'm the figure that people want to be.
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"I used to think that her thing in life was going to be young girls looking up to her because she's such a great singer," Dianna says of her middle child.
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At the same time, the more prestigious you feel, the more calm and relaxed you may be, which may be why people started looking up to you in the first place.
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"Thankful to know he fought his way from the water to a hill and was lying in the shape of a cross on his back looking up to his Heavenly Father."
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With Instagram and social media, I have the opportunity to be myself and to show the people that are looking up to me that it's OK for them to be themselves.
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As I sit in the audience, several models talk about the history of the show and looking up to the "successful" and "powerful" women who walked in the show before them.
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"The other retailers are going to be looking up to it and saying, 'You know, absolutely, we've been failing at doing this,'" said Jharonne Martis, a retail analyst at Thomson Reuters.
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You have to keep track of multiple orders coming in, plus you're constantly looking up to see who is next in line, which gets more difficult the busier the bar gets.
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"You see the fear in their eyes, you see them looking up to check if there are any planes," said Bilal al-Shawa of the Hurras Network, a child protection charity.
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But we can also talk to each other, or be on our phones, or just generally decompress, occasionally looking up to see who won the last challenge and who was cut.
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Her enrollment in the program was a defining chapter for Kloss, who learned that she wanted to be a different role model for her fans and young girls looking up to her.
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The clubby porch is perfect for curling up with a good book, occasionally looking up to catch lawn games, including an antique shuffleboard court and a modern version of the beanbag toss.
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"Sampras and Federer, those two guys were the ones I was looking up to and watching on TV when I was young," said Tsitsipas, 19, when we spoke in Paris last month.
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You can see the connection between the two clearly, Angel looking up to Andres and Andres acknowledging it proudly because he knows he became a good role model for him to follow.
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Humans have likely been fascinated by this bright spot in the sky since we started looking up to the heavens, and our oldest astronomical records show regular observations of this huge planet.
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And as the child of Chinese immigrants, I wrote this column looking up to my subjects — as I do to my own parents — for carrying the burden of living between two worlds.
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"It was just awesome, getting pictures and getting to know a bunch of guys and looking up to some of those guys that were there, (and we) are here now," Brady said.
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Even people like Lena Dunham and Sofia Coppola who were these people that I was looking up to were still using a certain kind of composition that had a feeling of control.
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In Venice's Chiesa di Santa Caterina, I am sitting in a pew, looking up to where the altar would normally be, watching the distinct yet unfamiliar movements of a gigantic nose being masturbated.
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It's about knowing what looks best in candid photos (hey, you gotta play up the proportions you've been given), looking up-to-date but not try-hard, and mixing and matching just so.
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"Just knowing that I could be one of those girls — those are people that I look up to — I remember as a little girl looking up to many different women," the tells PEOPLE.
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I think that a lot of people, a lot of young kids, are looking up to plus-size women in the fashion industry because it's what they need and it's what they want.
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"Our song "Suffer No Fool" is about not looking up to reality TV stars, and when I wrote that in 2012, I had Donald Trump in mind," says Riley Gale, Power Trip's vocalist.
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I was not quite alone, but nearly so: Pietro just leaned casually against the gunwale and kept checking his smartphone, occasionally looking up to make sure I wasn't heading off into the Adriatic.
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You'll encounter scores upon scores of movie stars, athletes, and performers of various sorts — celebrities you might never have heard of, but whom you'll soon be looking up to find out more about.
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Miles came along and [daughter Nicole Richie] was already there, and I realized I had a group of people that were kind of looking up to me to be the head of the house.
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Trump will now be looking up to Xi for trade handouts, and if he wants anything to take home as an election prop from his next meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
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It's firmly rooted in the perspective of those on the ground, looking up to see the giant foot that's coming to squash them and hoping they have time to roll out of the way.
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By not opposing China's censorship policies directly and continuing to embrace the country, US tech companies are arguably legitimizing this restricted version of the internet that other countries are looking up to, Freedom House argues.
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Over the course of the events, Graham grows more assertive; by the time she's leaving the Supreme Court, the movie makes it clear that she's become a pioneer for young women looking up to her.
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Charlotte and Dave Willner were inspired to start the campaign when they saw the viral image showing a frightened, crying 2-year-old girl looking up to the adults around her after crossing the border.
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Djokovic appeared distracted at times, looking up to Boris Becker in his coaching box, but was primed to level the match when he served at 5-33 in the fourth, only for Querrey to break.
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Bardem told Deadline, that unlike many other pieces of media about Escobar, this one primarily focuses on his personal relationships and how people's lives were affected by loving, caring for, and looking up to this criminal.
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In a dangerous world, we need more people looking up to the Stars and Stripes as a symbol of hope and freedom, and fewer looking down on it as a fabric to be burned and discarded.
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Hockey players can get into big trouble by looking down during the brief time they might control the puck, instead of looking up to see the broader and more important possibilities and dangers developing around them.
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The painting depicts a group of young Chinese students, looking up to a central figure holding a red book — a charged symbol during a time when high school and university students were sympathetic toward communist orientation.
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There's an incredible thrill that comes from running through an open plain and looking up to see what appears to be a moving mountain, that actually turns out to be the rocky neck of a towering creature.
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"A police officer comes up, gun drawn, looking up to the parking garage, to provide cover, while the other two officers evacuate those two guys who were pinned down between cars right near the shooting," he said.
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Looking up to see the big picture and the obvious benefits of a tax code that grows the economy and is more, simple, fair and beneficial for the middle class should inspire and propel the team forward.
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But there's no doubt that an entirely new economy has spawned from mobile software, while a generation of iPhone users has come of age looking up to the app developers who keep them staring down at their phones.
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During a visit one recent morning, one of the residents, who asked to be called Sol, yelled, "Breakfast is ready!" from the patio, hands around her mouth and looking up to the wraparound balcony on the second floor.
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"I grew up with him on [Beverly Hills] 90210, looking up to him as literally the coolest dude on Earth and honestly when I was on set, I was starstruck," said DiCaprio of Perry at the film's premiere.
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During our many conversations on the topic, Larry Levan was unequivocal in declaring that David was by far the best and most exceptionally visionary DJ there ever was, the one he would always be looking up to for inspiration.
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In February, her mother told PEOPLE: "I used to think that her thing in life was going to be young girls looking up to her because she's such a great singer," De La Garza says of her middle child.
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He even gave a message to some of his fellow amputees who are looking up to him as a role model ... "Don't let what people say determine how you feel about yourself ... that's word to the wise for everybody."
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Initiates for the mysteries, their stomachs empty apart from the ritual drink of kykeon, would have moved slowly through long entrance halls of the sanctuary before looking up to their right and seeing a large cave beneath the Acropolis.
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Indeed, the seven Sports Illustrated covers that featured each of the 23 members of the championship-defending US Women's World Cup squad paired each player with a younger version of herself -- many of whom are literally looking up to them.
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A lot of parents don't understand it, but there are tons of fans watching me and looking up to me that I've met personally and I try to explain to them and their parents what a big deal it is.
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The 3-year-old princess settled in right in front of mom Kate Middleton and would constantly glance at her Royal Air Force booklet for information on the aircrafts passing in the sky before looking up to clap in enjoyment.
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"I grew up with him on [Beverly Hills] 90210, looking up to him as literally the coolest dude on Earth and honestly when I was on set, I was starstruck," DiCaprio told Extra at the film's Los Angeles premiere on Monday night.
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So with her sartorial sense, amazing head of hair and knack for applying makeup (she sometimes even does her own for red carpet events), she has women everywhere looking up to her — and she's well aware of the responsibility that comes with it.
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That aching need that you felt in the pit of your stomach as a fan looking up to a rock star—that feeling that if you didn't meet them and tell them about it you might actually die—had nowhere to go really.
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Part of the fun of the show has been writing them as, seeing them directed as, and seeing Sam and Michelle bring them to life as real people, who aren't the icons we're used to looking up to but human beings like everybody else.
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"This is important because so many kids are looking up to these superheroes as positive role models and people they want to act like," Muller said, using Halloween as an example, when kids dress up as both the heroes and the villains from these films.
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The show is fascinating here partly for the backstory of the young, handsome Basquiat looking up to the older, more established Warhol in pieces like the adoring double portrait "Dos Cabezas" (1982), painted in two hours and delivered still wet to his new mentor.
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Unfortunately, a vocal legion of Rick and Morty fans think that the show's alcoholic, self-destructive patriarch Rick is someone worth looking up to and the show has a quality that only appeals to the most intelligent people, which means they think they're smart and everyone else is not.
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Lucchesi, who is also a singer, hopes to get Gabon's women's basketball team to the Olympics "I think a lot of children and women are looking up to me because, I mean, I was one of the first Gabonese to go play in the United States and come back," she said.
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We took a bus here and paid $23 to enter, and I am now in the awkward semiconscious state of the working parent without child care: looking down to try and remember what I wanted to write; looking up to determine whether the piercing scream is my child, or just my child's fault.
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This blisteringly funny comedy series has given me not only one of my favorite TV shows ever, but also a sense of comfort and confidence in looking up to a woman who doesn't seem to be taking any of life's shenanigans all that seriously despite working in the high pressure world of comedy writing.
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I don't really remember the show specifically at all other than being really close to the stage, but I have one memory where they did this thing where everybody came up to the line of the stage and she was playing guitar and I remember looking up to this wall of gods and goddesses.
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That shouldn't be the first thing I have to worry about, but then I knew at the same time there are all these young girls looking up [to me], and I'm there to uphold morale, and I'm there to let them know that the future of Miss America, we've got another 100 years after this.
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"It's all very well, looking up to the great contemporary art collectors of today, but we need to encourage the next version of them," said Will Jarvis, a co-founder of The Sunday Painter, who, like many younger gallerists, has to square the circle of selling affordable works that can pay for a booth at an international art fair.
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