Yosemite the story, it's making a splash in national news.
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"I'm here making a splash with Newtox," she said later.
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Kidding is making a splash that should be a tsunami.
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RHP Jharel Cotton is making a splash in his rookie season.
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And today, they're making a splash by buying up E*Trade.
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Girl Scout cookie cereal is already making a splash on social media.
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But making a splash isn't the purpose of these assessments, Kopp says.
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Overcoming habituation and making a splash requires ever-bigger jolts of hyperbole.
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Non-alcoholic beers, such as Heineken's 0.0, are also making a splash.
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So just what are the Instagram images that are making a splash?
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And 211 Honoré isn't averse to making a splash to get noticed.
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There is helpful context—here's Cunningham with (speaking of tricksters) Andy Warhol, dancers moving through the pop artist's helium-filled Silver Clouds; here he is making a splash on the London stage (imagine any modern dancer making a splash?).
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Making a splash with the price drop went far better than he'd hoped.
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Dip dye wedding gowns are making a splash in the wedding fashion scene.
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Move over, Arthur Chatto — there's another royal heartthrob making a splash on Instagram.
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Olivia Wilde's directorial debut Booksmart is making a splash with critics — and celebrities.
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Another year, another mogul making a splash with a new privately owned museum.
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Pippa Middleton is making a splash heading into the third trimester of her pregnancy.
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Banderas had just begun making a splash in Hollywood with the help of Madonna.
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Today, there's a different Clinton making a splash — but not for any political reason.
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Bites After making a splash in the Los Angeles dining scene, Ricardo Zarate disappeared.
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At age 27, Jordan Fudge is quietly making a splash in the VC world.
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Jeff Zentner may be new to the book scene, but he's definitely making a splash.
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But Sophia Wilson, who's only 17 years old, is already making a splash in it.
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But making a splash in a new country isn't easy, even for well-established brands.
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We're making a splash to inspire the next generation of female leaders in the maritime industry.
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Fourth quarter earnings were largely disappointing, with the names making a splash far and few between.
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After making a splash at the Tribeca Film Festival, Kicks is moving toward a theatrical release.
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If there is any author that's making a splash at the movies this year, it's Stephen King.
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The governor is making a splash in the run-up to his sixth annual address next Wednesday.
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Ruth Chan's picture books about the saucer-eyed cat Georgie and his friends are making a splash.
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Farrah Abraham is making a splash on the red carpet just three days after being released from jail.
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With less competition, the cars that did launch in Detroit had a better chance of making a splash.
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Some believe that Square has, in fact, already missed the boat for making a splash in the market.
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"They will understand that a proportional ballot gives them their best chance of making a splash," he said.
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The mad scientists at Philadelphia's Little Baby's Ice Cream are making a splash with their savory-inspired scoop.
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These ground troopers will be writing with nothing to lose, and everything to gain from making a splash.
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Silicon Valley is at the top of their list, and their ideas are making a splash in Washington.
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She's still making a splash -- though now it's a literal one -- after announcing she's done with acting ... for now.
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In fact, it's this rendition's placement and lack of precision that's making a splash in London town right now.
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From sapphires to morganite to diamonds, millennial pink is officially making a splash in the wide world of weddings.
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The 1972 tour was a big deal, the band's way of making a splash as they re-entered America.
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While one was making a splash in King of the Cage, the other was winning the Cage Rage featherweight championship.
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Chunky white tennis shoes, some of which have been dubbed "dad shoes," are still making a splash for the fall.
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Carnival Cruise Line's highly-anticipated ship, Mardi Gras, is making a splash with the very first roller coaster at sea.
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"I just felt like I was throwing music into the world and not even making a splash," she tells Elle.
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And at a time when the tradition is nearing possible extinction, Kim's photos are making a splash around the world.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A batch of expertly photoshopped images of Donald Trump are making a splash online.
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After making a splash in "Avengers: Infinity War" Idris Elba has found a new action franchise to be a part of.
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A new generation of inventive, venture-backed EV firms like ThunderPower and Nio are making a splash at global auto shows.
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Be smart: Even though lamb is making a splash on fast food menus, "that doesn't necessarily translate into sales," Wortman said.
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AR is already slowly making a splash with phone apps and games that work okay, Pokemon Go being the most notable example.
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The wave of the future: Santa Barbara is also making a splash for using ocean water to supply residents with drinking water.
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Celebs such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Brock O'Hurn, Mark Consuelos, and plenty of other fellas are truly making a splash on their day off.
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Yet it was the women of her generation that raised the women who are now making a splash in the Moroccan culinary scene.
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Zeke's definitely a good player, he's making a splash in the game, and he's a way interesting character — there's no doubt about it.
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Before this pretty little lady was making a splash in Hollywood, she was just another smiley swimmer floatin' through life in Mississauga, Canada.
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Now Tuft & Needle, one of the most popular mattress makers on Amazon, is making a splash in physical retail — with the help of Amazon.
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As it is, he is more likely to wind up clapping for someone else, and then making a splash in the N.F.L. next season.
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That same day, Buttigieg filled the role of bright young Democratic face by making a splash at a high-profile Democratic event in Iowa.
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The beauty is making a splash as one of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue Rookies of the Year, and she's the magazine's curviest women ever.
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It's her first time running the show and she's already making a splash with avant-garde dishes like brittle pigs' ears with saline oyster cream.
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Smaller retailers are also, apparently, looking for ways to draw traffic with new brand experiences from companies that are making a splash with younger consumers.
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When, after making a splash in several European cities, "God of Vengeance" comes to New York, it is initially successful when first presented in Yiddish.
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Before this lil synchronized swimmer was making a splash in Hollywood, he was just another free-flowing fella showing off his water acrobatics in England.
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She's also making a splash with her new books, with the first volume debuting at number one on The New York Times Young Adult bestseller list.
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And this year's Mobile World Congress (MWC) proved no disappointment with the likes of Samsung to Xiaomi making a splash with a range of new products.
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Sean Combs, aka Brother Love -- and formerly known as Puff Daddy, Puffy, P. Diddy, Diddy, etc -- is making a splash in Mexico for his 48th birthday.
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After making a splash (and winning an Emmy!) with their first two seasons, the Fab Five is getting ready for their big return to the small screen.
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Before this speedo-clad kid was representing USA as a world-class Olympic swimmer, he was just another cute kid making a splash in Rochester, New York.
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Charles said while his Bethlehem, New York high school is great and filled with supportive people, he looks forward to making a splash in a bigger city.
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Hotel AmericanoIf you feel like making a splash while waiting for the big reveal, Hotel Americano in Chelsea is hosting a viewing party on its swanky roof deck.
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Much like Demi making a splash and semi-codifying aspirational pregnancy forever, the no-makeup magazine cover is here to sell appearing as makeup-free as something radical.
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And with New York Fashion Week already underway, you bet Pantone was quick to call out the colors making a splash in the shows we've seen so far.
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Yet there are signs of latent demand: Yolt, an aggregator owned by ING, a Dutch bank, already boasts more than 500,000 British users; online banks are making a splash.
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But time and again, the Freedom Caucus is Lucy — pulling the ball out from under us, letting us take the fall and smiling to themselves for making a splash.
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Levi Hummon has been making a splash in Nashville with his track "Don't Waste the Night," but there's much more to this country singer than his voice and songwriting skills.
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Singapore Airlines launched a new first-class suite product for its Airbus A380-800 in December 2017, making a splash with its first major cabin revamp in about a decade.
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Young, fiery, seen as a reformer, the crown prince has been making a splash since his father placed him at the forefront of the political scene about two years ago.
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Intent on making a splash, Mr. Boateng is hoping to cultivate something like the social media profile that helped put Virgil Abloh, another designer of Ghanaian descent, on the map.
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THE cover of this week's issue of The Economist is about the Vision Fund, a colossal investment fund with $100bn to spend, which is making a splash in the technology industry.
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TUVALU and Nauru, lonely miniature outposts in the western Pacific, are just two of the minnows that enjoy making a splash when they swim with the big fish of the Commonwealth.
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Others argue the President may try to draw attention from his domestic troubles by making a splash on the global stage, though few see a "wag the dog" scenario of war.
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Even after making a splash at Davidson and leading the team on a remarkable March Madness run to the sweet sixteen, NBA draft analysts doubted him when he entered the 2009 draft.
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The newly elected members of the 116th Congress arrived in Washington, D.C. this week for the start of their congressional orientation, and some of the congresswomen-elect are already making a splash.
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Talk about being the total package ... From poolside to oceanside, these famous fellas know they're making a splash in these snaps and can't miss a chance to show off their shredded stomachs!!!
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The focus on visuals might have been an early warning sign the developers had put too much of a focus on making a splash via trailers and art, or debuted far too early.
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The New York Rangers signed 219-year-old forward Artemi Panarin on Monday, making a splash on the first day of free agency by taking arguably the most coveted player off the market.
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These viral recipes aren't just making a splash because they look beautiful and get likes on Instagram — they're representative of a broader shift toward the Instagram generation spending more time cooking at home.
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"I would think there's no upside for [Powell] making a splash because he's dealing with a committee that's in flux, just coming together," said Robert Tipp, chief investment strategist at PGIM Fixed Income.
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Last week, she wore a bespoke design from the Fall 2016 couture collection, making a splash on the red carpet at Leonardo DiCaprio's star-studded foundation gala in a stunning black and white number.
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Making a splash with pledges to voters in pursuit of Brexit is also part of Cumming's plan, the sources said, building on a similar strategy which swayed Britain's 2016 referendum on continued EU membership.
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For Mr Coogler to follow his acclaimed indie drama, "Fruitvale Station", with "Creed" is like a musician making a splash with his punky, political debut album, and then filling his second with bluesy covers.
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In 4, the most popular Bluetooth speaker around was the Jawbone (RIP) Jambox, and Beats' initial attempt at making a splash was with the hulking Beatbox Portable that ran on six D-cell batteries.
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We're excited for a former Startup Battlefield contestant making a splash in their industry, and we can't wait to see what the next batch of startups have in store for us at Disrupt London 2016.
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Candidates often rely on making a splash in those contests to gain momentum and raise more money, but Bloomberg will likely be able to stay in the race as long as he wants without such pressure.
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The 38-year-old reality star and her beau Younes Bendjima jetted off on a trip to Egypt, where the two have been making a splash and having a smoke with pals, including Kardashian's BFF Simon Huck.
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In 2010, Parrot, a French company with its roots in the Bluetooth business, released the first consumer product to be associated with the word "drone," making a splash at the annual consumer electronics fair in Las Vegas.
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Book ARRIVE Palm Springs starting at $149 per nightARRIVE is a relative newcomer to Palm Springs, just a few years old, and is already making a splash beyond its pool party scene, though, there's certainly that, too.
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Making a splash at the bottom of the picture is presumably Icarus again, who, as the legend goes, ignored his father's warnings of flying too close to the sun and plummeted into the sea, melted wings and all.
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Felton is also making a splash on the small screen, recently joining the cast of CW's The Flash as Julian Dorn, a crime scene investigator at the Central City Police Department who has suspicions about Barry Allen (Grant Gustin).
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In case the name doesn't ring a bell, Kim is a "visual and product" designer who came to work for Microsoft after making a splash when he put together his own design concepts for the company's rebranding in 2012.
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In addition to AuditBoard's big round, companies like ServiceTitan, which raised $62 million in funding through an investment round led by Battery Ventures earlier in the year, are also making a splash in the Los Angeles business tech scene.
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The summer heat is crashing in and these stars are making a splash by showing off how they handle the motion of the ocean ... dunk yourself into these shots of bikini babes making waves for a real shock to your system!
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But after starring in a few fun films including Valerian and Suicide Squad, she's returning to her roots, getting signed back to IMG Models and making a splash with a major beauty campaign for Dior and very fun new style gig.
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Former FBI Director James Comey's forthcoming book,"A Higher Loyalty" is making a splash in the days before its release as several leaked excerpts reveal it to be an unfiltered look at his short-lived time in the Trump administration.
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His idea of making a splash with the kiddies, for instance, was a tweet, from 2016, of himself shirtless, in black sunglasses, with a bleach-blond goatee, a white wig under a black baseball cap and a face of mild menace.
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Some large U.S. companies such as Apple, Walmart and Starbucks have been making a splash announcing plans to give back millions to their employees, using the windfall to hand out employee bonuses, increase wages and increase contributions to retirement plans.
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If you've noticed way more swimsuits popping up on your Instagram feed lately, that might be because Cupshe's one-pieces and bikinis are making a splash — the swimwear brand has been going viral, with tons of influencers traveling around the world in them.
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The whole undertaking still feels a touch gimmicky, but the trio of finalists announced today do point to a company that might truly be willing to give anything a shot in the name of making a splash in the overcrowded mobile space.
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Reading the memoir, one gets the impression that its author longs for the heyday of Obama's early presidency, when more Democratic politicians tiptoed around Wall Street investors, when Joel Klein ran New York City's education department, when Waiting for Superman was making a splash.
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Reuters sports schedule at 1400 GMT on Monday (times GMT): End of competition in Rio RIO DE JANEIRO - Reviews of all the sporting action, from Bolt's triple-triple to Britain ruling the waves at the rowing regatta and China making a splash in the green diving pool.
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She has released a string of EPs since 2012 (the sequential ONE, TWO, THREE and FOUR), but recently she's been making a splash as the frontwoman of Late Night Pop Dungeon, a kaleidoscopic, jukebox-on-acid covers review that blends disco, '90s R&B, and stadium rock anthems with Church's trademark soprano.
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Read more: "The Lion King" remake is being trashed by critics, but all signs indicate it will be a smash hit for Disney at the box officeRight on cue, Disney is set to release another huge title, as the highly anticipated "The Lion King" remake hits screens next weekend after making a splash overseas.
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The self-serious tone of a For Love Of The Game is not present, and in its place is a bunch of shit that is really weird when taken out of context, like when Langella punctuates his message of "making a splash" by literally talking in front of a water slide, or Costner recalling the "back and to the left" scene from JFK while analyzing game film, or the funeral in the middle of the practice field on the front office's busiest day of the year, because when and where else would you hold one?
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