At times he lurked behind Clinton, giving off a creepy stalker vibe.
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FILM SERIES This series, running Friday through Wednesday, reveals the auteur that lurked behind the actor.
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Chaim Weizman was another practitioner, allowing the British aristocracy their fantasy that "world Jewry" lurked behind his Zionist efforts.
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In her book "What Happened," she wrote about the presidential debate in St. Louis where Trump lurked behind her.
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As Clinton spoke, Trump lurked behind her and into every shot, making it almost impossible to focus exclusively on her.
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The actress playing Ann Darrow was suspended in a harness, surrounded by vines, as the Kong puppet lurked behind her.
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He lurked behind her uncomfortably while she spoke, a visual he was either unaware of or maybe actually totally aware of.
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The old sanitarium lurked behind them, like a ghost in a mirror, but no one seemed to pay it any mind.
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I was only 9 years old and was just beginning to understand the dark fear that lurked behind images and shadows.
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Spending time with her was like stepping into the world of her fiction, an alternate reality where demons lurked behind every door.
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If the specter of long-ago Vichy lurked behind Le Penism, the specter of present-day Venezuela lurks not that far in the background of Corbynism.
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From A21's Hereditary to Hulu's Castlerock, the devil has lurked behind dozens of 230's most talked about plot twists, appearing time and again to rain chaos on the mortals who challenge him.
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It was revelatory: I'd grown up using the little stork scissors in my own mother's sewing box, and it had never occurred to me that such a story might have lurked behind their design.
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Here are some of the less prominent acts of courage by ordinary individuals who lurked behind the news — women and men who risked their lives, ran toward danger, or otherwise inspired us in 2017.
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Here are some of the less prominent acts of courage by ordinary individuals who lurked behind the news — women and men who risked their lives, ran toward danger, or otherwise inspired us in 2017.
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"I guess my f— boy repellent didn't work… #yougetme #whosthat #hescooltho #castmates," Thorne captioned the photo of herself donning a confused expression as her You Get Me co-star Taylor John Smith lurked behind her.
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Andrew Howell, a graphic designer who lives in suburban London, said attending church services as a young boy sparked his interest in urban portals; for one, he wondered what mystery lurked behind the church tower's closed door.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Leaders from across Asia joined U.S. President Donald Trump at an extravagant gala dinner in the Philippines' capital on Sunday, a show of amity in a region fraught with tensions that have lurked behind his marathon tour of the continent.
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With a "really studious schoolboy look," Mr. Cruz walked up the steps of the motel, his appearance notable at a place where rooms rented by the hour and unsavory characters lurked behind drawn curtains, said Michael Gunning, Ms. Cruz's boyfriend at the time.
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At one level, all Mr. Trump has done is to channel the racism that has always been a part of our political life — it's literally as American as apple pie — and hitch it to the authoritarian impulse that has also always lurked behind democratic norms.
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Their reason was in the main the doubt that lurked behind many death sentences about the unerringness of the justice meted out.
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When Single-Handed eventually aired in the UK in 2009, Boland noted the reactions of the British newspaper critics, remarking satirically on how "The Guardians Sam Wollaston and The Independents Tom Sutcliffe couldn't contain their surprise that dark doings lurked behind the 'stunning scenery' of this Irish Hoirtbeat. Faith and begorrah, lads, shure we're even in the EU".
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Stewart Ward appears as a Senator in Peter Parker: Spider-Man vol. 2 #4 (April 1999), with frequent appearances in this and the concurrent The Amazing Spider-Man title throughout Amazing Spider-Man vol. 2 #24. Mysterious and seemingly up to no good, Ward lurked behind the scenes of the title until he ran afoul of Dr. Octopus and the Sinister Six.
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The court found that SensaSlim directors had concealed Fosters' involvement in the scheme, knowing that his reputation as a conman would put people off SensaSlim. Federal Court Justice David Yates described Foster as "beyond redemption". Justice Yates also said "He preys on the right-mindedness of others to cheat and deceive. In the present case, he lurked behind SensaSlim precisely for that purpose"..
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She is oblivious that Aditi is in the clown's costume. It is revealed that Aditi had accidentally worn the magic charm, which made Ginni unaware of fatal danger that had lurked behind Aditi. When Aditi removes her clown mask, a shellshocked Ija drags Aditi to her room, where she rejoices that she has triumphed one of her hurdles in her goal of killing Kabir. Now, the story takes a supernatural twist.
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Philip French of The Observer considered that when playing a representative of bureaucracy, Le Mesurier "registered something ... complex. A feeling of exasperation, disturbance, anxiety [that] constantly lurked behind that handsome bloodhound face". The impression he gave in these roles became an "inimitable brand of bewildered persistence under fire which Le Mesurier made his own". The Times noted of him that although he was best known for his comedic roles, he, "could be equally effective in straight parts", as evidenced by his BAFTA-award-winning role in Traitor.
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Perón believed these moves would effectively end his control of the movement, and that a power struggle to succeed the aging leader lurked behind these challenges to his leadership. Vandor avoided a rift with Perón, explaining that he "confronted Perón to save Perón." The CGT, however, separated for the first time since uniting under the "62 Organizations" system in 1957. Alonso was expelled as Secretary General by Vandor's 13 allies in the 20-member executive committee in February 1966, and formed a rival "CGT that Stands with Perón" with allies from all 62 unions.
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The Athenian force entered the Hellespont, and, passing the Spartan base at Abydos by night so as to conceal their numbers, established a base on the island of Proconnesus (modern-day Marmara), just northwest of Cyzicus. The next day, they disembarked Chaereas's force near Cyzicus. The Athenian fleet then divided, with 20 ships under Alcibiades advancing towards Cyzicus while two other divisions under Thrasybulus and Theramenes lurked behind. Mindarus, seeing an opportunity to attack what appeared to be a vastly inferior force, set out towards them with his entire force.
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The great desert fortress of Ahn'Qiraj, long sealed behind the Scarab Wall, was home to the insectoid qiraji, a savage race that had once mounted an assault to devastate the continent of Kalimdor. But something far more sinister lurked behind Ahn'Qiraj's walls: the Old God C'Thun, an ancient entity whose pervasive evil had suffused Azeroth since time immemorial. As C'Thun incited the qiraji to frenzy, both the Alliance and Horde prepared for a massive war effort. A mixed force of Alliance and Horde soldiers, dubbed the Might of Kalimdor, opened the gates of Ahn'Qiraj under the command of the orc Varok Saurfang.
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