Potentates in Egypt and Syria made way for him by dying.
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He also made way for conventional relievers to finish the game.
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Queen of Sheba cake has made way for vegan banoffee pie.
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They made way for the "clear alternatives", Harold Wilson and David Cameron.
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In this case, however, conventional dreams made way for an unconventional project.
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Small, low row houses and majestic churches made way for tall Affordable Housing facilities.
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But the combative, impulsive López Obrador has made way for a lighthearted, even comical one.
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It had been a broadly steady start but that had made way for more selling.
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These albums came for me as the idealism of college made way for real life.
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However, other failed ideas made way for truly revolutionary innovations, like the little-remembered Apple Newton.
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These fading political risks have quickly made way for stronger fundamentals to return to the fore.
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" The rangy, oddball sensibility of "SCTV" made way for "The Kids in the Hall" and "Mr.
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"Zero-balance" made way for "one-rupee" (1.5 cents) accounts, but financial inclusion improved only on paper.
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Like Pierre Omidyar stepped aside at eBay and made way for a better leader, which was interesting.
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The firefights and chase sequences made way for unhurried ruminations on the malleable fate of the self.
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The effect made way for Riccardo Tisci's cacophonous clothing and complemented its pulled-together-yet-languorous vibe.
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Wolverine's comic book death in 2014 had an impact because it made way for a future without him.
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His work became technicolor dreamscapes: the fauvist brush strokes made way for Paisley curls and pop fuzz brightness.
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The "Old Vice" culture has apparently made way for new leaders who don't entirely reflect those free-wheeling values.
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First, small manufacturers, breweries and sugar mills made way for artists and musicians who remade industrial buildings into lofts.
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After World War I, this became difficult, which led to the demise of the streetcar and made way for buses.
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Spartan accommodation in ashrams has made way for a Hyatt hotel and tour groups of as many as 21.3,21.3 people.
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And some of those solutions (like plastic bottles or desalination) have made way for a whole new set of problems.
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Then volumes grew, cheap power tools came from China, furniture fashions changed, and latticework made way for those Scandinavian, minimalist designs.
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Shoppers have always ensured the survival of the fittest: ailing shops inevitably made way for more popular ones and consumers gained.
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He made way for his son, Lee Hsien Loong, who is now 21st on our list after 14 years in power.
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In the coming years, the skyline made way for cranes and steel columns as builders laid the foundation for the complex.
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MRI imaging and other technologies have also made way for prototypes and even virtual reality to take the place of cadavers.
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But it has also made way for large and rowdy nightclub-like spots along Newark Avenue near the PATH train station.
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Its success also made way for the coming deluge of streaming-first series, which have since completely upended the TV industry.
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Younger voters made way for Ms. Michael, a 71-year-old food seller, who moved to the front of the line.
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After Obama welcomed guests from the balcony of the South Portico, he made way for his wife, who detailed the day's events.
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Eventually #TerenceCrutcher made way for #KeithLamontScott of Charlotte, each of whom followed the likes of #TamirRice and #SandraBland and #EricGarner and #WalterScott.
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Iridescent lace numbers decorated with light organza soon made way for designs in stronger shades of blue and black representing the night.
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Warmer waters, increased precipitation and pollutant runoff made way for toxic algae blooms and brown tide, ultimately depleting the water of oxygen.
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Coworking has made way for enterprise businesses, turning coworking companies from shared resources for startups to outsourced real estate and facilities departments.
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Under a gentleman's agreement in 2014, the S&D made way for Jean-Claude Juncker of the EPP, whose group was the largest.
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We escaped to Margaritaville and made way for Glenda Jackson, got mad as hell all over again and learned to love a Malfoy.
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Corn made way for poppies, and residents stopped their communal gatherings, opting instead to keep a low profile hidden away in their farms.
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The Hulking, Retro Computers That Made Way for Your iPhone To James Ball, there's nothing quite so beautiful as a 200,24.4-pound analog computer.
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The Hulking, Retro Computers That Made Way for Your iPhone To James Ball, there's nothing quite so beautiful as a 4,500-pound analog computer.
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Ultimately, this made way for the anything-goes office dress code many of us experience today, especially at tech startups and in coworking spaces.
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He understood that this bold young singer needed a suitably extraordinary band, and the strings common on her Columbia records made way for horns.
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They celebrated their six month anniversary in February 2016, and if these pictures are to believe, they just made way for a new one.
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Dani Alves made way for Sergi Roberto, and Ivan Rakitic was replaced by Arda Turan, the former Atlético player who joined Barcelona last summer.
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The upzoning of main streets like Rockaway Boulevard, 101st Avenue and Liberty Avenue has made way for mixed-used developments and increased retail activity.
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The vote made way for Corey and other partners to convert a turn-of-the-century electric plant into an upmarket restaurant named Edison.
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The $21 million musical will be hoping for a new home after the Shubert Organization made way for Hugh Jackman and 'The Music Man.
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On Wednesday evening, the gala program made way for the new, with a Kyle Abraham premiere, while also opening up vintage repertory to guest artists.
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Its original inception as a print saved for ultra-feminine wears has made way for more modern approaches, from asymmetrical dresses to balloon-sleeve tops.
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Audrey Hepburn's layered bangs made way for her scene-stealing square brows, and allowed her doe eyes and cut-glass cheekbones to shine on screen.
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In the 1930s, scientists invented something called synthetic fiber, which made way for untold change, like that nice T-shirt you're probably wearing right now.
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Rather, they have some preexisting attraction to violence or to extremism more generally, and ISIS provides a ready-made way for them to express that.
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Unable to secure the necessary two-thirds of delegates, he and Smith eventually bowed out and made way for John W. Davis of West Virginia.
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" Still, Crego bemoans the fact that the rising popularity of animated gifs has made way for "stupid GIFs or weird things on an eternal loop.
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He became mascot emeritus in 2013 and made way for Trip, short for Triple, who came to like the bananas and popcorn at Hinkle Fieldhouse.
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The accessibility of film cameras, alternative hosting sites and webcam tools like Skype have made way for a wider range of sexual and gender representations.
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Each trend made way for the other, clearing the way for a bunch of teens to damage their faces to score Kylie-level lips. —J.
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Ten minutes from the end, with England's defenders acting as de facto midfielders, it was attacking midfielder Dele Alli who made way for Ruben Loftus-Cheek.
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On the last day of the festival, the rain finally made way for sunshine, and the Pacho Alonso stage re-opened for an impromptu dance party.
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But that skepticism soon made way for a much deeper appreciation for a voice I now consider to be talented, hilarious and, to my surprise, meaningful.
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"Inhumanity" made way for "incivility," a noun that was being applied to Trump's supporters and his detractors and was thus obscuring the maliciousness of the former.
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Ensor, Boccioni, Picabia, Burri: They made way for artists who, if they are alive and abroad, cannot see their work in the museum's most august galleries.
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The switch happened recently: Whereas half-dome breasts achieved via push-up bras were once the shape to mimic, bralettes have made way for more natural shapes.
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But in the past decade the idyllic image of the gaucho cowboy on the Pampas has made way for massive investment in intensive cattle feedlots, says Steinfeld.
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"Many have been buying up medium-sized to large-sized lots that have made way for new condominiums, luxury rental buildings and affordable housing," he told CNBC.
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Only now they're colorfully thriving, with bright awnings and flowering plants — as if Don Giovanni's end had broken the gloom and made way for a sunny spring.
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The lone personnel change of note was a massive upgrade: Charone Peak, a capable outside receiver, made way for the returning Mike Williams, a potential NFL franchise player.
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Since 2011, Soul sales have amounted to over 100,000 units annually, dipping below that figure in 2019 as the outgoing Soul made way for an all-new version.
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The pits are long gone and the Old Black Horse has made way for houses, but Mr Pritchard can still remember the sound its organ used to make.
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The founding rector of the Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar in Quito, an Oxford-trained historian called Enrique Ayala, made way for César Montaño (pictured), a professor of law.
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Defoe then made way for Vardy - with Marcus Rashford replacing Sterling - and the Leicester City striker made an instant impact, scoring with a neat finish from Lallana's pass.
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But the speech, described as "optimistic" in advance, quickly made way for one of the darkest and most divisive first years of a presidency in modern American history.
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It made way for a civilian government only two years ago, after imposing a constitution that gives it complete control over its own affairs and all matters of security.
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The tide of pink and yellow of the past few days, worn as a show of support for his majesty, has now made way for a sea of black.
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The company maintained that foothold as DOS made way for various flavors of Windows, while applications like Word and Excel became essential productivity tools for schools and offices alike.
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Right above the touchpad are the three mouse buttons designed to be used with the red IBM/Lenovo nubbin, and I wish they'd made way for a larger touchpad.
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It was back in the 1960s when nearby villages first made way for coal extraction, despite loud community protests, and protesters say the march of commerce over community continues nationwide.
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Our precious institutions of justice were once off limits to the antics of political operatives, but the destruction of norms has now made way for open season on the FBI.
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In the years since the peace accord, the shared economy of the European Union made way for free trade and easy movement across a boundary that is now nearly invisible.
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And Trump's decision to pull troops from Syria has made way for Turkey to attack the US-allied Kurdish forces, a decision that has been condemned by Democrats and Republicans alike.
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The mordant (if all too true) tale of gay men enjoying themselves to death made way for the (all too true) AIDS-era tale of gay men fingered randomly by death.
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What started with an innocent tattoo made way for major dental surgery and ended with Davidson maybe or maybe not owning me in the comments of an article I wrote. Standard.
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Rebecca shared her thoughts on the rise of influencer marketing and how its made way for the success of mobile apps and websites like Cameo, which caters to celebrities and influencers.
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After three straight weeks at No. 53, Post Malone made way for chart-toppers by DaBaby, SuperM and YoungBoy Never Broke Again before regaining No. 1 thanks to consistent streaming numbers.
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Now, some of the slums have made way for mirror-glass office blocks while smart houses spring up beyond in Kigali districts which were once littered with corpses during the 22013 genocide.
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The allegations and accounts from the brave women in the entertainment industry who were mistreated as a symptom of its toxic culture made way for a much-needed shift behind-the-scenes.
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Omar Tyree's Flyy Girl is considered to be the catalyst for modern "street lit" that made way for books like Sista Souljah's Coldest Winter Ever and Teri Wood's True to the Game.
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Between the deep v-cut neckline that made way for her Tiffany & Co Blue Book jewels, the glistening fringe bottom and the mix of textures, every detail was better than the last.
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Since then, the US military's use of satellite positioning has made way for the public as a whole to use satellites for things like looking at maps online and requesting car service.
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Earlier, an aide to President Tayyip Erdogan said Turkish forces and their Syrian rebel allies would cross the Syrian border "shortly" after a withdrawal of U.S. troops made way for the incursion.
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Thorgan Hazard and Axel Witsel made way for Julian Brandt and Giovanni Reyna as Dortmund coach Lucien Favre looked to freshen up his attacking line and PSG were suddenly on the back foot.
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On the one hand, a guard walkout and a missing fence made way for the inmates to wander out of prison and into a neighboring lake for an unprecedented afternoon of pure fun.
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Chinese domestic censorship has cleared the way for Hollywood to take advantageIn tanking the release of some of its biggest domestic movies, Beijing has actually made way for American blockbusters to fill the gap.
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The former had just made way for the latter: a Dadaist cabaret by the American-born, Frankfurt-based artist Mike Bouchet, which took place in the space four days before Alaïa's serene spring/summer 2017 show.
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Hope that the economy could recover under President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who replaced the long-ruling Robert Mugabe in a November 2017 coup, has made way for widespread anger over the slow pace of reforms and recovery.
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Plus, the rise of influencer culture has made way for a decline in the involvement of traditional and even digital media, resulting in an audience that's often more concerned with being seen rather than actually seeing.
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As proper, hardcore communism made way for fun, businessy, looks-quite-a-lot-like-capitalism-but-without-the-needless-individual-freedom communism, the political elite began to indulge in everyone's favourite club and ball sport once more.
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As a woman of colour and a comedian who cares now about politics and representation, in hindsight, I am a little disappointed (and very embarrassed) that my greatest heroes weren't women who made way for other women.
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Following the 2563s folk music explosion in Toronto's Yorkville neighborhood, the QSW arts scene began to flourish in the early 2201s, thanks to a hard-hitting recession that produced low rents and made way for independent businesses.
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La Niña in 2017 made way for what became "ENSO-neutral conditions" -- meaning neither La Niña nor its opposite, El Niño, is present -- Bell said in May, noting that El Niño could develop later in the season.
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While Mr Havel remained the global face of postcommunist Czechoslovakia, a federalised political system made way for the emergence of a pair of powerful domestic operators: Vaclav Klaus, the Czech prime minister, and Vladimir Meciar, the Slovak premier.
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Public drinking fountains were common in London as long ago as the Victorian era but have long since made way for plastic bottles, with the average adult Londoner buying more than three a week, according to Khan's office.
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It is now clear that the fidget cubes ban only made way for "fidget scissors" — a scissor toy with various gadgets and wheels on it that the children loved to throw high, high up into the air during recess.
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Ms. Reynolds was just 19 when she took on a star-making role opposite Gene Kelly and Donald O'Connor in this let's-make-a-musical movie musical set in the late 1920s as silent films made way for talkies.
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In the origin story of Han Solo (Harrison Ford made way for Alden Ehrenreich this time), Glover takes on the role of Lando Calrissian (from actor Billy Dee Williams) while Waller-Bridge plays his close companion, the robot L3-37.
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But she did, and she confronted her past bullies in a rumba where she and partner Derek literally shoved the taunts out of the way – and made way for Mota to proclaim "I love who I am" to thunderous applause.
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In a blog post announcing the deal, CEO James Gwertzman noted how the rapid changes in the gaming industry had made way for a company like PlayFab: Matt and I launched PlayFab four years ago to solve a burning need.
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The hints of deep unhappiness—buckled down or warped into outright malice—that showed in his earlier roles have made way for a broader strain of play and expostulation, although, to one's amazement, there has been no loss of intensity.
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Capturing the changing pace of the city through these "'exchange sites," where the past develops into the future, they're also an ode to the personal and the everyday, the lives and stories of the people who have made way for China's building boom.
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That contributed to changes in the shape of the skull and mandible, which made way for a more complex brain long before agriculture influenced diet, said Jordi Marcé-Nogué, who studies jaw evolution in primates at the University of Hamburg in Germany.
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Not only was the Federal Communications Commission active in creating the rules that enabled Wi-Fi to exist in the first place, but it changed the rules to allow new technologies to be developed, and added frequency bands that made way for higher speeds.
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By Ece Toksabay ANKARA, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Turkish forces, together with the rebel Free Syrian Army, will cross the Syrian border "shortly", President Tayyip Erdogan's communications director said early on Wednesday, as a surprise withdrawal of U.S. troops made way for the Turkish incursion.
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On Saturday, a dull opening 45 minutes against Everton made way for a thrilling second half that started with John Terry's own goal and ended with the Chelsea captain scoring in the right net in the eighth minute of stoppage time to clinch a 13-3 draw.
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Just as the PS2 begat the PS2 slim, the Xbox 22013 became the Xbox 24 S, and the PS24 made way for the the PS24 slim (and the PS24 super slim), the PS24 slim and Xbox One S will become the new console standard in stores worldwide.
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Thus, a cycle of tradeoffs is established that's hard to get out of: Women who choose less time-intensive jobs can't beg off washing the dishes, doing the laundry, and cleaning the house, when they've made way for their partners to be out in the world making money.
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In the desert of New Mexico, at the Otero County Processing Center—an ICE facility run by a for-profit company called MTC—detainees stared at us from behind locked doors or soundproof glass or silently made way for us when we walked by them in a hallway.
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Roundup Chelsea's dreary opening 45 minutes against visiting Everton on Saturday made way for a thrilling second half that started with an own goal by Chelsea defender John Terry and ended with Terry's scoring in the eighth minute of stoppage time to clinch a 3-3 draw in a Premier League game.
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As soon as adults assimilate a piece of information about teens, like, "What is up with that frog on the unicylce?" or "Are they actually setting themselves on fire?" the teens have already moved on to the next thing, or become 20-somethings and made way for the next incomprehensible batch of youth.
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Explaining his strong opposition to Free Basics, he wrote: Maybe I'm suspicious because my family has told me their personal story of the British Raj or maybe because I have read books that over and again detail how a commercial spearhead (The East India Company) came bearing gifts and made way for British imperialism.
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"As long as you're citing your sources and pointing out what's a personal creative adaptation or innovation [versus moves that are not your own]—I think a person of any culture can respect themselves and their artistry, but also not be disrespectful to the people, culture, and history that made way for you to be innovative," Roberts said.
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