But Republicans never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
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That favourite Israeli taunt—that Arabs never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity—could be used once again.
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There&aposs an old saying that goes around Washington, people who have dealt with this issue, that the Palestinians never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
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That is why I never miss an opportunity to vote.
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I see her see me miss an opportunity to reconnect.
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The Coronado's owners never miss an opportunity to mobilize the public.
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Kypreos especially didn't miss an opportunity to spend time with Stanley.
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We never miss an opportunity to show him we love him.
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"Don't miss an opportunity to inflict a little pain on Equifax."
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Buffett, by contrast, doesn't miss an opportunity to explain his ideas.
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XKCD readers will never miss an opportunity to point out bad keming.
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"We seem to never fail to miss an opportunity to fail," Sen.
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But, this being Washington, Democrats did not miss an opportunity to pounce.
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And the club's event manager wasn't going to miss an opportunity for #content.
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Anyone who knows Rashad knows he would never miss an opportunity to talk.
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White supremacists generally don't miss an opportunity to portray themselves as the victims.
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Loth to miss an opportunity, Iran has offered to make up the money.
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He didn't miss an opportunity to hammer this point home again on Friday.
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"The I.C.C. never missed an opportunity to miss an opportunity," Mr. Rogers said.
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"When I'm traveling, I won't miss an opportunity to try great pasta," she said.
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The leading opposition party, the Indian National Congress, wasn't going to miss an opportunity.
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His opposite number, Wu Shengli, did not miss the opportunity to miss an opportunity.
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Trump, never one to miss an opportunity to go after the media, let fly.
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It's been quite a busy year but I didn't want to miss an opportunity.
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"But as a storyteller you don't want to miss an opportunity to do that."
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By keeping that savings account growing automatically, I never miss an opportunity to save.
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The dictionary didn't have one, but still didn't miss an opportunity to shade the president.
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You could also miss an opportunity to connect with the interviewer over a shared interest.
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Never one to miss an opportunity to underscore her long roots in the city, Mrs.
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But she did not miss an opportunity to take aim at Trump on Monday morning.
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Now, I never miss an opportunity to be at beach wearing a bikini and THRIVING!
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Congress should not miss an opportunity to restart the peace process and reassert its authority.
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Until that moment, I had not heard anyone miss an opportunity to blame the rebels.
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Failure to do so would be to miss an opportunity which may never come again.
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People on Twitter will never miss an opportunity to promote self-care and virtue signal.
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They lie, they cheat, and they never miss an opportunity to fuck up each other's day.
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And right-leaning outlets seldom miss an opportunity to lean away from any discussion of Russia.
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Don't miss an opportunity to showcase your company in front of this very targeted, influential crowd.
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"Check is an opportunity, never miss an opportunity, and I take advantage of everything," Johnson said.
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"If we miss these steps, we will miss an opportunity for healing and growth," Atkins said.
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"When I'm traveling, I won't miss an opportunity to try great pasta," she told Delish in 2016.
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Don't miss an opportunity to go up and say "Hi" to someone who is senior to you.
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So do Democrats, who have a track record of rarely missing an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
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If I miss an opportunity to take a photo I feel like I missed out on something.
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Naturally, Lush didn't miss an opportunity to come up with multiple vegan scents for all hair types, either.
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Starboard, however, does not want to miss an opportunity to gain board seats, one of the sources added.
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It also insures that Intel doesn't miss an opportunity to cash in on the recent self-driving wave.
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By otherwise separating the artists, the curators, who have created a powerful and impressive exhibition, miss an opportunity.
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Naturally, we couldn't miss an opportunity to capture the whole thing, so we grabbed a camera and followed along.
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Always "on," these Borzois didn't miss an opportunity to turn a casual dog lover into a dedicated Borzoi admirer.
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Sanders, never one to miss an opportunity to talk about general income inequality in the US, saw his opening.
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Director Deo doesn't miss an opportunity to allude to Indian pop culture, be it Whatsapp jokes or Bollywood films.
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"I have friends who are excited to go because they wouldn't miss an opportunity like this," Mr. Wiersema said.
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The United States must lead and cannot miss an opportunity to turn Libya from a failure into a success.
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The Deadpool actor couldn't help but tweet back with an additional suggestion, never one to miss an opportunity for shenanigans.
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We do know that Trump is not going to miss an opportunity to criticize the league, owners and/or players.
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Few industries miss an opportunity to fete themselves and their biggest stars with a glamorous, hopefully headline-grabbing night out.
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But they are so intent on gloating that they miss an opportunity for mutual understanding and promote new stereotypes instead.
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Did he miss an opportunity by not capitalizing on the operation he built and running it in a more active way?
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There was no way Mr. Trump was going to miss an opportunity to milk the reveal for all it was worth.
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We also miss an opportunity to prepare today's students for essential and well-paying careers in both the public and private sectors.
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And, the fittest guy on the block didn't miss an opportunity to hype F45, an Australian fitness company in which he's invested.
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Even with the pressures and daily challenges of the White House, Trump seems never to miss an opportunity to bash his media antagonists.
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But despite the ambiguity of the measuring sticks, advertisers don't want to miss an opportunity to impress a mass audience over 17 days.
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The incident forced the actress to miss an "opportunity" to campaign with 2020 presidential candidate Senator Bernie Sanders in New Hampshire on Saturday.
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Pope Francis has never been one to miss an opportunity to provide his worldview on topics about which his predecessors were more reticent.
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The old cliché about Palestinians never missing an opportunity to miss an opportunity has, sadly, more than a bit of truth in it.
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" The Human Rights Campaign tweeted on Wednesday: "The Pences never seem to miss an opportunity to show their public service only extends to some.
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Trump did not miss an opportunity to capitalize on the protests, sending out a fundraising missive to supporters just hours after leaving the stage.
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"That could be it will cost you money if they don't happen, or you'll miss an opportunity, or you'll just be embarrassed," she explains.
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Despite being a young lipstick tycoon, she never seems to miss an opportunity to be present on Instagram, Twitter, and most of all, Snapchat.
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Removable batteries mean you can charge and keep a few on hand to ensure you don't miss an opportunity to get some great footage.
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Never one to miss an opportunity to keep Tesla enthusiasm high, Musk gave the German audience what it wanted and announced the Berlin Gigafactory.
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Though undoubtedly busy with their careers and new roles as parents of three, the couple don't miss an opportunity to have fun with each other.
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The lesson in these numbers is that if leaders don't heed suburbanites, they could pay a price politically and miss an opportunity for sound policy.
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Never ones to miss an opportunity for a little fun, the people of the internet jumped in with their best takes on the Photoshop blunder.
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Don't miss an opportunity to get out of town, take an interesting class, or go to a lecture: So much wisdom could be gained today.
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EW: That's the part of my job that scares me the most: that I'll miss an opportunity to make a change that would have helped.
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And while Mr. Wuorinen now acknowledges that his chosen style has fallen out of favor, he still doesn't miss an opportunity to castigate tonal composers.
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I was at the Jazz Fest last Friday in New Orleans, and did not miss an opportunity to make small talk with folks about their devices.
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"I felt like that was enough, but I didn't want to miss an opportunity of shooting with one of the photographers that I really admired," she said.
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Liam McHugh, never one to miss an opportunity, remarks that this is now the most offensive thing Milbury has ever done involving attacking someone with one shoe.
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The amount we spend on inpatient and outpatient treatment consumes more than healthcare spending, like pharmaceuticals, we miss an opportunity to bend the really big cost curve.
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When you harp on about your tiredness, few if any will ask you follow up questions, and you will miss an opportunity to deepen and further a relationship.
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I go to [spiritual teacher and author] Marianne Williamson lectures and when [motivational speaker] Esther Hicks is in town, I don't miss an opportunity to hear her speak.
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"You've got places to go and things to do, and we never want to miss an opportunity to listen and improve," the company says in a blog post.
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And yet the Chamber is opposed to raising the minimum wage and paid sick leave, champions fossil fuels, and doesn't miss an opportunity to rail against the ACA.
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There is a pain, and the sense that she's going to miss an opportunity, and that she's trying to desperately stake her rightful claim on what is hers.
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With so much traffic online, other companies can't afford to miss an opportunity to win some of those sales, especially as Amazon becomes a bigger and bigger threat.
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Sanders did not mention Clinton's name during his speech -- though his supporters occasionally shouted "F--- Hillary" throughout his remarks -- but he did not miss an opportunity to hit Trump.
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But as is always the case, Bachelor producers are certainly not going to miss an opportunity to exploit how Caelynn and Hannah went from pageant besties to ex-friends.
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As a huge Will Smith fan, Scott Eastwood was not going to miss an opportunity to get jiggy with one of his favorite rappers while filming Suicide Squad together.
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"Seb is on record saying athletes should not be getting their medals sent recorded delivery, so for them to miss an opportunity like this is very unfortunate... " Minichiello said.
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At the couple's meticulously renovated apartment, it was clear Ms. Balaci appreciated her husband's attention to detail, but she didn't miss an opportunity to tease him about his thoroughness.
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"We must remember that they are watching and listening, so we must never miss an opportunity to teach life's ethical lessons along the way," Trump said in her speech.
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Not one to miss an opportunity, Tara Subkoff posed strategically in front of it, its rectangular shape and pastel fluorescence complementing the candied pink of her Simone Rocha dress.
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Since identity politics are inherent in any discussion of a song called "White Privilege II," I cannot in good conscience miss an opportunity to talk about myself here as well.
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Biden will miss an opportunity to reach out to the party's left flank but also avoids the risk of saying something that conservatives can use against him later, Sonenshein said.
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Well, the fourth season of BIP will premiere tonight, and though he's not a contestant this time around, you know Viall isn't going to miss an opportunity to be involved.
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" "It deserves at least a few hours of observing time by SETI researchers at other locations to make sure we don't miss an opportunity to make first contact, however remote.
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We are told, with great emphasis, that if we rush to judgement about an obscene phone caller, we might miss an opportunity to help someone who is truly at risk.
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And we also miss an opportunity to provide the public with a more practical and useful framing to understand a future where we live side by side with artificially intelligent systems.
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Cooper appeared to miss an opportunity to press Milner on the specific point — and earlier today the company declined to respond when we asked why it has not banned Britain First.
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" The billionaire businessman didn't miss an opportunity to throw in a dig at his opposing party, adding of debate telecasts, "The Democrats do not get good ratings, they get terrible ratings.
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By the same token, if you find a young starter or two succeeding in the harshest pitching environment known to big-league man, you don't miss an opportunity to dig in.
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Salvini didn't miss an opportunity to criticize Italy's EU membership and international organizations on Sunday, saying they had not helped to solve the migrant crisis in Italy and the wider region.
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Likable leaders never forget they are dealing with humans and never miss an opportunity to form a personal connection with those they interact with, even when it's in a crowded room.
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At the same time, the governments in Hungary and Poland do not miss an opportunity to show their commitment to the church, whether through rhetoric or with policies like strict abortion bans.
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Ng doesn't miss an opportunity to linger over a minor character, even those we meet for only a moment (the neighbor, the doorman, the bailiff) whose voices might otherwise be rendered in parentheses.
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Former President Barack Obama has released his annual best-of list, which includes the books, movies and music he enjoyed in 2018 — and he didn't miss an opportunity to shout-out his better half.
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With Mr. Trump's inner circle often at odds with one another and the president going his own unpredictable way, Mr. Putin seems never to miss an opportunity to expand Russia's presence in the region.
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And she didn't miss an opportunity to plug her new line of Kylie Cosmetics merch either: She posted a picture of the lip kit printed two-piece she planned to wear that day on Snapchat.
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While I strongly disagree with a number of the points in Wednesday's proposed tax outline, I will not miss an opportunity to be a strong voice for working families and small businesses in my district.
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"Senate Republicans never miss an opportunity to do exactly the wrong thing for their constituents on health care, and this vote will be no exception," Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee spokesperson Stewart Boss said in a statement.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif expressed similar genial sentiments in an interview with Amanpour last month, but did not miss an opportunity to mention that 15 of the 19 hijackers on September 11, 2001, were Saudi citizens.
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Microsoft still seems focused on augmented reality, or what it calls "mixed reality" with its HoloLens headset, and the company is unlikely to miss an opportunity to show off some more of it in action at E3.
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Not one to miss an opportunity, Lustig devised a plan to convince the city's biggest scrap-metal dealers that he was a government director charged with the discreet task of selling off the Eiffel Tower's scrap metal.
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And yet, it might no longer be the "it" event it used to be—winners like Snap didn't even bother to show up and host Chelsea Peretti didn't miss an opportunity to point out the empty seats.
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"I think we really did miss an opportunity with Iran in the 2017, 2018 time frame with the protests and our ability to respond effectively to those and support those aspirations of the Iranian people," the official said.
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You hate having regrets—in fact, when you act impulsively, it's not because you're a silly ram who looks before they leap for no reason, but because you really don't want to miss an opportunity or betray your instincts.
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Mr. Navalny, never one to miss an opportunity to mock the government or its suspicions, posted a video of himself on Tuesday that showed him spinning a small device while awaiting the verdict in one of his recent trials.
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I won't live life afraid to miss an opportunity, thinking that without question, the opportunity I missed was the one that would have led to a husband — if I wasn't so lazy, so cynical, so angry, or just so plain wrong.
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During game 5 of the World Series on Sunday, Washington Nationals fan Jeff Adams didn't miss an opportunity to catch a home run ball — even though both of his hands were occupied by two bright blue cans of Bud Light.
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Never one to miss an opportunity, Dr. Trump used the contact from Mr. Trump to tell him about some of the work performed at Roswell Park and explained to him that they would soon be holding a "Bald for Bucks" fundraiser.
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While the logistical advantages of many designers presenting their collections under one roof are self-evident, by concentrating everything in a largely featureless warehouse event space, the week's organizers miss an opportunity to capitalize on the matchless backdrop of this city.
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And yet, by waiting, it could miss an opportunity of relative calm in which to hike and then be forced to raise rates at successive meetings with news conferences (a preferred time for the Fed to hike) in June, September and December.
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This reporter spoke with Thiel numerous times about how he was portrayed by Valleywag's then-editor, Owen Thomas, a sharp journalist who didn't miss an opportunity to offer his take on Thiel's essays, ties to other organizations, tax strategies, and sexual orientation.
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Here's the full passage from the diplomatic cable on WikiLeaks: [Nestle]'s senior managers rarely miss an opportunity to point out the dangers of present water trends to public audiences at international gatherings, most recently at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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It's also worth being much more cynical on this issue: Do you really think, in your heart of hearts, that the conservative majority of the Supreme Court will miss an opportunity to strike down a wealth tax passed by a Democratic president?
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The other two entries do similar things but the answers are CUT THE, rather than CUT A. Yes, Mr. Cee did miss an opportunity to add a theme entry involving a popular food item, but we are not going to go there.
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But what journalist (or talk show host), speaking with her about her next act in or out of politics, would miss an opportunity to ask: That stuff with the Russians and the emails and Trump stalking you on the debate stage — what was that like?
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And Reddit, not quick to miss an opportunity, already created an r/PhotoshopBattles thread of the selfie, giving this anti-selfie freedom fighter even more self-taken photos to pop into: The day people stop taking selfies will be the real news story here.
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While this certainly opens the door to many more opinions and ideas, if these forums are dominated by stakeholders or those already in dialogue with Facebook, the company will miss an opportunity to operate in a truly democratic fashion by listening directly to users.
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Clinton used the Foundation to pay Sidney Blumenthal, her private foreign policy advisor banned by the Obama White House, $10,000 a month for questionable information about Libya — while he was angling to make money in Libya; never miss an opportunity to profit from a country's destruction.
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While it's extremely easy to never miss an opportunity to poke fun at these y'allternative-first goobers who are stubbornly missing out on seven other great records, the earliest Wilco albums— A.M., Being There and Summerteeth—contain songs that still rank among their most energetic and undeniably infectious.
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Never one to miss an opportunity to collect credit, Trump has recently boasted that his last-minute visits won the GOP a contested congressional seat in North Carolina in September and held Louisiana's Democratic governor well short of the majority he needed last month to avoid a runoff.
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" Regev went on to say, "In Israel there are artists of the first degree who bring honor to the state and pride to all of us, but there are also small, extremist groups that never miss an opportunity to incite against the State of Israel and the IDF.
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" That doesn't sound like someone committed to fighting violence in all its forms or, frankly, like someone who stood before an audience at the U.N. and said, "We must remember that [children] are watching and listening, so we must never miss an opportunity to teach life's many ethical lessons along the way.
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Insider Podcasts "I'm mad today about the fact that the United States Senate and United States House of Representatives are about to miss an opportunity to close down the Guantánamo Bay prison camp," says The Times's editorial page editor, Andrew Rosenthal, in this short podcast on the news: the good, the bad and the most maddening.
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Other options and office gamesWe never like to miss an opportunity to mention IFTTT (If This Then That), and because it plugs into the major social networks (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram), you can use it to pipe social media feeds into a more respectable format such as a spreadsheet in Google Drive or an email digest, for example.
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Designed to optimize every part of the food delivery experience, the McDelivery Couch comes complete with the following features: McFlurry chillers, built into the dual center consoles to keep drinks chilled at 33 degrees Fahrenheit; built-in phone chargers, so you never miss an opportunity to order food on your cellular device; light up cup holders, to get the party started, obviously; adjustable power back, leg and headrests so you can get the proper angle for eating; La-Z-Boy's iClean stain-resistant fabric, in case you start getting sloppy with the sauces and a McDelivery with Uber Eats printed blanket, for comfort, of course.
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California's Pelosi, along with Senators Schumer, Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass), and Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.), never seem to miss an opportunity to tell the uninformed masses that the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is a bad deal for America.
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