Ah yes, the trusty black turtleneck makes the rounds again.
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He then makes the rounds again, stopping at every table and group twice.
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Every few months, Google's Project Fuchsia makes the rounds in the tech press.
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Comey then makes the rounds on TV, eagerly firing back at the president.
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Ben toasts his conquests and makes the rounds, smooching everyone in sight except Rachel.
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In addition to all the cash and prizes, the spelling champion makes the rounds on talk shows.
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These "boy and girl versions" have recently come under inspection as Grande's album Sweetener makes the rounds.
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She makes the rounds, taking care of boils and coughing fits, all while making cheeky references to Yelp.
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It's conversation that regularly makes the rounds in fashion and beauty, what with the constant gendering of products.
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Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, still makes the rounds in Arab capitals—and foreign leaders still profess their support.
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A breath of fresh air never hurts, especially if you're the type who regularly makes the rounds of such events.
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" '"I hope the president goes on 'Fox & Friends' tomorrow, and then I hope that Rudy Giuliani makes the rounds on Fox.
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One of the start-up's most popular benefits is a beer cart that makes the rounds in the office on Friday afternoons.
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But these days, a pair of mean-looking hounds tail her as she makes the rounds at her farm in central Kenya.
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According to the site, nearly 20083 million voters have taken its ubiquitous (and extensive) test that frequently makes the rounds on social media.
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As she makes the rounds of Orange County's beach towns selling real estate, Jen searches for the car that mowed down her husband.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — There's a meme about charitable giving that makes the rounds in Southern social media circles from time to time.
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Every evening he makes the rounds in the dining room, so quietly and inconspicuously that many guests may mistake him for the sommelier.
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It's so important that the show's stylist notoriously makes the rounds before the taping, approving each girl's dress and occasionally asking some to change.
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As the president makes the rounds across the country, he's repeatedly associated immigrants with gang violence, advocated for more closed borders, and vocally championed his harsh tactics.
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Tillerson makes the rounds In the meantime, Trump's nominee for secretary of state, Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson, was making the rounds on Capitol Hill, meeting with Tennessee Sen.
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Mr. Khalilzad, on the other hand, makes the rounds in Kabul, meeting all the power brokers he has known from his decades of involvement with the Afghan portfolio.
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Asked to blurb an all-male anthology in 1987, she shot back a searing letter that regularly makes the rounds on social media every time it is re-discovered.
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In 2010, he joined forces with Luci van Org, an ex-popstar whose catchy confection "Mädchen" still makes the rounds on radio stations, to create the theatrical/musical duo Meystersinger.
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News of this advancement makes the rounds every few years, but more than 50 years since the FDA approved oral contraceptive for women, a male equivalent hasn't hit pharmacy shelves.
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She has observed that, when she makes the rounds to local media outlets or on cattle-call press junkets, she is repeatedly asked the same questions, many of them dumb ones.
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After warming up the chicken in the water, Henriques makes the rounds through the various enclosures, tossing out meat, talking to his crocs the way you might talk to pet dogs.
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Fighting for himself and others In Batey Baraguana, an impoverished sugar worker's village near Santiago, Wendy Osirus makes the rounds with the skill of a politician, asking about each resident's immigration status.
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Whenever one of these stories makes the rounds, I think back to college, when I slowly realized that one of my friends was a rapist — and subsequently cut him out of my life.
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"Makes the rounds?" could mean that you are getting around, or even a doctor on rounds, but today the answer is BARTENDS, which is what you do when you make rounds of drinks.
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He makes the rounds on conservative broadcast outlets and publications, and his star seemed to have reached its zenith over the summer when he spoke at the Republican National Convention in primetime (more on that later).
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In a Hollywood where #OscarsSoWhite makes the rounds every year, Awkwafina's quickly rising career is a big step for Asians and Asian Americans; she even won us our first Golden Globe in the Best Actress category.
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At least, that's the possibly apocryphal story behind an iconic set of paparazzi photos of Kidman looking triumphant in lime green capris and a sheer floral top that makes the rounds on social media every few months.
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Opinion Columnist There's a witticism that makes the rounds on Twitter whenever Donald Trump does something particularly plutocratic or corrupt, a variation on the following: Look, this is what all those folks in Midwestern diners voted for.
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Cars come and go, the mail gets delivered and even an ice cream truck -- whose driver hopes the piercing sound of children's music will draw the first couple out of their home to buy a treat -- makes the rounds.
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A Gram Tarang "life skills" instructor makes the rounds inside the hostel, selling them 600-rupee jars of an Herbalife energy drink, which she tells them will help them keep up with the pace of work in the factory.
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So when firearm issues make the news — such as after a shooting, when the imagined threat of gun confiscation makes the rounds on conspiracy-minded social media sites – these voters double-down to ensure their candidates succeed in the next election.
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In Portland, OR, the Kimpton RiverPlace Hotel on the banks of the Willamette River, has a year-round Bedtime butler who makes the rounds a few nights a week, delivering a cart of traditional nightcaps and a selection of other treats to guests.
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The House returns this week after a long spring break and is expected to blow past the statutory deadline to pass a budget, while across the Capitol, President Obama's Supreme Court nominee makes the rounds with a growing list of GOP senators.
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Vice President Mike Pence makes the rounds of the morning news shows, appearing here as well as on "This Week," at 10 on ABC; on "Face the Nation," at 10:30 on CBS; and on "Meet the Press," at 10:30 on NBC.
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As directed by Ms. Fornés, four of the play's second-act scenes are performed simultaneously in different parts of the theater, standing in for the rooms of Fefu's house, and the audience, divided into four groups, leaves its seats and makes the rounds of the locations.
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Lee makes the rounds, sneering and muttering into her double Scotch; spars with the agent, whose name is Marjorie; and leaves with a few partial rolls of pilfered toilet paper, a napkin full of boiled shrimp (to be shared with her cat, Jersey) and someone else's overcoat.
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A small truck with a squawking loudspeaker makes the rounds in the afternoons selling fresh crab and squid from the coast, and on the outskirts of town, locals hang pollock on wooden racks for days in the winter sun until they become tough as leather, a popular Korean delicacy called hwangtae.
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"If you're asking me about politics, I'm not going to touch that," he told the AP. Gorsuch has conducted a series of interviews as the 52-year-old conservative justice makes the rounds to promote his new book, "A Republic, If You Can Keep It," which is slated for release Tuesday.
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The locomotive #4 was also removed from service, and later renumbered 34 and donated to the Kansas City Union Station Rail Experience. In December the train pulls the Holiday Express, and it makes the rounds to several KCS cities and stations.
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Like many others, Marguerite is entranced by the Pimpernel's daring exploits. At a ball attended by the Blakeneys, a verse by Percy about the "elusive Pimpernel" makes the rounds and amuses the other guests. Meanwhile, Marguerite is blackmailed by Citizen Chauvelin, the wily new French envoy to England. Chauvelin's agents have stolen a letter proving her beloved brother Armand is in league with the Pimpernel.
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In 1678, with the signing of the Treaties of Nijmegen, the French king assumed control over Turckheim. In 1871, at the end of the Franco- Prussian War, the town, with the rest of the Alsace, became part of the German Empire. In 1918, it reverted to France. Turckheim is one of only a few remaining towns in France with a municipal night watchman, who makes the rounds at 10 p.m.
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However, after he convinces Yugiri to apologize and tries to get his wife to accept the apology, he asks her to light his pipe and she complains: "I'm sure my flame will be terrible! Hmph!" ; :Seikichi, an employee, makes the rounds at the second floor of a brothel and is accosted individually by four customers who are all waiting for the Kisegawa. The men are angry and start making threats to him.
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General Cummings makes the rounds to evaluate the storm damage and good-naturedly tells the men to expect a Japanese attack. Cummings makes further preparations up and down the line for the attack. Roth and Minetta are separated from the rest of the squad, and when they hear gunfire, they assume recon must be in the middle of a firefight. As Roth keeps watch, he falls asleep at his post and wakes up Stanley a half hour late.
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Called Africa Dust, that work should be finished and looking for a publisher in 2017; if successful in that form, it should stand a better chance of pleasing a film producer in Los Angeles. Another friend, Al Alvarez, had meanwhile published Pondlife in 2013. Moved by its stories of healthy swimming in ponds north of London, McCrorie wrote Soundness: Stories of Good and Better Health from Childhood to Eighty. A memoir at times, a medical resource book often, the book now makes the rounds of literary agents.
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22 caliber caseless ammunition that was ignited by a hot blast of compressed air from the lever used to compress a strong spring like for an air rifle. The caseless ammunition is of course not reloadable, since there is no casing left after firing the bullet, and the exposed propellant makes the rounds less durable. Also, the case in a standard cartridge serves as a seal, keeping gas from escaping the breech. Caseless arms must use a more complex self-sealing breech, which increases the design and manufacturing complexity.
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The strait-laced Everett and the unorthodox Boyle are teamed up to track down Sheehy and his men but, while Everett makes the rounds, encountering language difficulties and uncooperative residents, Boyle has a sexual encounter with a pair of prostitutes at a hotel in town. On his way back from the hotel, Boyle spots McBride's Garda car at a "suicide hotspot" along the coast, but does not believe that McBride killed himself. Gabriela, an immigrant from Croatia, reveals that McBride is gay, and that she married him to obtain an Irish visa as well as to make McBride "look respectable".The Guard (2011) ScriptLeen Engelen, Kris Van Heuckelom.
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Poirot makes the rounds of the village, insinuating that he is connected with the Home Office and thereby generating much hypocritical murmurs of sympathy for the doctor and, more importantly, names of who said what and when. From this he learns of the present whereabouts of two servants of the Oldfields who left their employ after Mrs Oldfield died; Nurse Harrison, who tended to the patient, and Beatrice, the family maid. Nurse Harrison tells a story of overhearing Jean and the doctor talking about the imminent death of his wife in which it was clear that this was an event that both of them were impatiently awaiting. The nurse is certain that Beatrice must have overheard the talk as well.
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The New York Times Ted Cruz Makes the Rounds, and Matzo, in Brooklyn, April 7, 2016 Dr. Muzin was also the National Political Director for the Washington D.C. political action committee Tomorrow is Meaningful (TIM-PAC), established by Tim Scott.The Post & Courier Rep. Scott forms new PAC, January 19, 2012 TIM-PAC focuses on encouraging entrepreneurship, private market-driven health care, tax reform, strengthening ties with longtime U.S. ally Israel, and an additional aim of sourcing viable candidates to bolster the Tea Party movement’s political base.Blogpost: Nick Muzin On July 2016, Muzin was considered by Yeshiva University, his alma mater, for the position of University president.Yeshiva University Search Committee Picks Ari Berman To Be School’s Next PresidentYeshiva U Search Committee to Propose Instructor at Settlement College as Next President In the summer of 2016, Muzin began working with the Trump campaign on coalitions, fundraising, and political outreach in swing states, culminating in a series of events with then-candidate Donald Trump.
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