Instead Google made a pitch for what it dubbed the "thoughtful home".
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The 21-year-old singer made a pitch for the unsung musicians.
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Without hesitation, A.J. name-dropped the pop singer and made a pitch for a blind date.
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Wearing casual clothes and a boyish smirk, Mr. Fallon made a pitch for his program's vision.
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Clinton made a pitch for the Vermont senator's supporters and called on the Democratic Party to unite.
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SailPoint Technologies (SAIL) SoMa Equity Partners made a pitch for security software company SailPoint Technologies, which specializes in identity governance.
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Clearly emotional over his victory, he thanked the other candidates "for a spirited campaign" and made a pitch for postelection unity.
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Larry Robbins is bullish on health care again and made a pitch for three companies he likes at this year's Sohn Conference.
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Each candidate made a pitch for support from black voters, who are expected to make up the majority of the primary electorate.
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Lew made a pitch for a separate, signed free trade deal — the Trans-Pacific Partnership with 11 nations including Japan, Singapore, and Australia.
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Trump attacked Clinton, promised a better future for the country, and — perhaps most importantly — made a pitch for the highly-energized Sanders supporters.
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She also made a pitch for the political centre ground, calling for "a country that works for everyone, not just the privileged few".
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During his meeting on Tuesday with Republicans and Democrats from the House Ways and Means Committee, Mr. Trump also made a pitch for bipartisanship.
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Meanwhile, European Parliament lawmaker Françoise Grossetete made a pitch for Lyon, citing the presence there of several pharmaceutical laboratories and companies such as Sanofi.
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Similarly, daughter Ivanka Trump has made a pitch for Trump's blue-collar supporters by replacing her high-end jewelry line with a mass-market brand.
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Abe also made a pitch for Japan's high-tech "maglev" railway, suggesting once again that the technology, which Central Japan Railway Company (JR Tokai) (9022.
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Ocasio-Cortez made a pitch for Sanders that was similar to the remarks she gave at a rally with him in New York City last month.
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Lester made a pitch for batterymate David Ross for inclusion among the All-Star elite when the American and National Leagues clash July 12 in San Diego.
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When challenged on his business bona fides at the presidential debate, Trump made a pitch for his new hotel, which just opened in Washington, D.C., this month.
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The rivals also made a pitch for the Latino community, which will play a key role in the next Democratic nominating contest in Nevada on February 20.
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There, they made a pitch for adopting older dogs, and then Mr. McQuaid reminded human attendees that dogs should be taken outside if they became aggressive or upset.
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Republicans on Sunday made a pitch for the GOP plan to repeal and replace ObamaCare ahead of a critical vote this week, signaling an openness to some changes.
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Trump last made a pitch for the healthcare plan during a rally in Tennessee, painting himself as an arbiter between different groups within the GOP debating the bill.
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"Politics today tends to drift toward personality contests, not policy contests," he said, and once again made a pitch for House Republicans to shape their own policy agenda.
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Last year, Elon Musk's SpaceX made a pitch for launching thousands of low-Earth orbit satellites into a spot roughly 715 miles to 823 miles above the planet.
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Smith also made a pitch for WestRock, a producer of corrugated packaging that he said represents an example of a company that worked with Starboard to make positive improvements.
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Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson made a pitch for Britain to be "investment partner of choice for Africa" at the conference, days before his country leaves the European Union.
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" The book and, more so, the movie, he said, "made a pitch for the normality of male homosexuality, offering one of the first portrayals of it between working-class characters.
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Trump, a New York businessman and former reality TV star, has made a pitch for blue-collar workers who have been angered by free-trade deals and feel abandoned by Washington.
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He said he was embarrassed when she instead made a pitch for lifting sanctions over human rights abuses, which had triggered the retaliatory end to Americans being able to adopt Russian orphans.
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Vice President Pence made a pitch for the plan during a trip to Kentucky on Saturday, and Trump is expected to discuss the controversial proposal during a rally in Tennessee on Wednesday.
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" He made a pitch for schools outside of the public education system, suggesting that parents "should be given the opportunity and resources to set their child up for success through other educational choices.
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According to Ramirez, she approached Grey's creator Shonda Rhimes after hearing that the writers were considering developing a queer storyline for one of the characters and made a pitch for it to be Callie.
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Hank Azaria willing to 'step aside' from playing Apu on 'The Simpsons The actor, who voices multiple characters on "The Simpsons," also made a pitch for more diversity on the long-running animated show.
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Lee and Young made a pitch for the bill during a closed-door caucus lunch, and by the time the Senate held an initial procedural vote on Wednesday eight GOP senators were on board.
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" Like many other winners, he made a pitch for the National Endowment for the Arts, which is facing funding cuts under the Trump administration, saying without it "half the people in this room wouldn't be here.
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Mattis also made a pitch for Congress to lift the Budget Control Act spending caps, which were passed in 2011 as part of another deal to lift the debt ceiling and place a limit on Pentagon spending.
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SPD leader Martin Schulz has made a pitch for EU integration leading to a "United States of Europe" by 2025, and the SPD wants a big spending boost on education, more nursery spots and a big healthcare reform.
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Schulz has made a pitch for EU integration leading to a United States of Europe by 2025, and the SPD wants a big spending boost on education, more nursery spots and a big healthcare reform to help "ordinary people".
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DURHAM, N.C. — Hillary Clinton made a pitch for public schools at a get-out-the-vote rally on Thursday, proposing to create a teaching task force that would recruit more young people and midcareer professionals to the country's struggling public schools.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China promised strong support on Monday for its newest friend in Africa, the former Taiwan ally Sao Tome and Principe, whose foreign minister made a pitch for Chinese firms to invest in his "tranquil" country as the two re-established ties.
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Later on in the program, the crowd heard a passionate and powerful speech from Donald Trump, Jr. The 38-year-old father of five echoed many of his dad's frequent refrains on the campaign trail as he made a pitch for a Trump presidency.
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Mnuchin made a pitch for a debt-ceiling extension that would take the issue off Congress' back for the next year and a half (a position supported by Ryan and McConnell.) Schumer, who has known Trump since the president's New York days, made his pitch.
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He talked at length about giving some drug traffickers the death penalty; he talked about "sanctuary cities" and made a pitch for the border wall; and he talked up a "just say no" type of TV ads to discourage young people from trying drugs.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Tuesday made a pitch for African-American support to an audience of black educators, emphasizing the economic gains that have been made since he became president and glossing over a summer of racial taunts aimed at Democratic lawmakers of color.
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" And when he made a pitch for the 2020 Olympic Games — an idea that a spokesman for the United States Olympic Committee said was "not anywhere on our radar screen" — he quoted Robert F. Kennedy: "Some men see things as they are and say, 'Why?
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In his State of the Union address Tuesday night — a Season 2 primetime premiere of sorts — Trump catered to his base on immigration policy and made a pitch for unity and bipartisan cooperation around some big goals, like rebuilding US infrastructure and addressing the opioid crisis.
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Daniel Goldberg, who works in Blackstone&aposs real estate division and is based in New York, made a pitch for Getting Out & Staying Out, a Harlem-based organization aimed at helping young people by providing mentoring, internships, and other support systems once they are released from jail.
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Cruz made a pitch for his bill at a lunch meeting of the Senate Republican Steering Committee on Wednesday, according to a senator who attended, and later told reporters that it would be preferable to expanding background checks along the lines of what Toomey has proposed.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE made a pitch for Bolton to get the position to CNN earlier Friday.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin made a pitch for the initiative at a lunch with Senate Republicans on Tuesday, part of an $800 billion-plus package being floated by the White House that also includes as much as $250 billion in emergency loans for smalls businesses being hit by the economic slowdown.
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The president made a pitch for the plan last week, and Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) on Sunday expressed optimism about the prospects of passing the GOP ObamaCare replacement plan.
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Moore's friend Audrey Hepburn had impressed him with her work for UNICEF, and consequently he became a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in 1991. His character, Simon Templar, made a pitch for UNICEF near the end of The Revolution Racket, airing 5 November 1964. He was the voice of Father Christmas or 'Santa' in the 2004 UNICEF cartoon The Fly Who Loved Me.
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When Vargas made a pitch for an assignment as a politics reporter for the Post, he told his editor, "You need someone to cover the presidential campaign who has a Facebook account and who looks at YouTube every day." Vargas went on to cover the 2008 presidential campaign, including a front-page article in 2007 about Wikipedia's impact on the 2008 election. He also wrote an online column entitled "The Clickocracy" on the Post's website.
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Marcello Soleri himself remained in office as mayor for little more than a year. At the elections of October/November 1913 he successfully transitioned to national politics, as before standing for election as a democratic liberal candidate, and backed by a coalition of influential supporters of a distinctly masonic tinge. Also standing for election was Tancredi Galimberti, who made a pitch for the support of catholic voters, signalling his support for the so-called Gentiloni pact, which on the national scale operated in favour of "Prime Minister" Giolitti. In their home district of Cuneo, however, Giolitti successfully urged Gentiloni to persuade his backers not to apply the pact.
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At first, Aaltoes started bringing forth entrepreneurial role models to inspire and encourage students to become entrepreneurs, soon expanding to organizing pitching evenings, hackathons, workshops and other events, where students and researchers could experiment, look for co-founders and learn skills. In late 2009, as Aalto University was starting to gain its form, Aaltoes made a pitch for a space for young entrepreneurs to work on their companies, ultimately gaining premises and a budget from the university for a 1,500 square metre industry hall on the university's campus in Otaniemi, Espoo. The co-working space would later become known as Aalto Venture Garage. In 2010, Aaltoes formulated some of its activities into two seed accelerator programs for very early-stage startups, later known as Startup Sauna and Summer of Startups.
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As in all Australian elections, the flow of preferences from minor parties can be crucial in determining the final outcome. The close of nominations was followed by a period of bargaining among the parties. Howard made a pitch for the preferences of the Australian Greens by appearing to offer concessions on the issue of logging in old-growth forests in Tasmania, and the Coalition directed its preferences to the Greens ahead of Labor in the Senate, but the Greens nevertheless decided to allocate preferences to Labor in most electorates. In exchange, Labor agreed to direct its preferences in the Senate to the Greens ahead of the Democrats (but critically, not ahead of other minor parties), increasing the chances that the Greens would displace Australian Democrats Senators in New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia.
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